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1. Sleep, health and society: the contribution of epidemiology, F. P. Cappuccio, M. A. Miller, S. W. Lockley2. Principles of sleep physiology, S. W. Lockley3. Sleep deprivation and sleep disruption: risk factors and risk markers, N. S. Marshall, S. Stranges4. Sleep and mortality, J. E. Ferrie, M. Kivimaki, M. Shipley5. The epidemiology of sleep and cardiovascular risk and disease, F. P. Cappuccio, M. A. Miller6. Sleep and metabolic risk and disease, J. Broussard, K. L. Knutson7. Sleep and respiratory disease, A. Xie, R. Kakkar, M. C. Teodorescu, L. Herpel, V. Krishnan, M. Teodorescu8. The epidemiology of sleep and depression, S. Weich9. Sleep and neurological disorders, D. A. Cohen, A. Roy10. Sleep in children, D. Gozal, K. Spruyt11. Sleep, inflammation and disease, M. A. Miller, F. P. Cappuccio12. The genetics of sleep, M. A. Miller13. The sociology of sleep, S. Williams, R. Meadows, S. Arber14. Psychosocial and medical consequences of misinterpreting sleep disturbance, G. Stores15. Sleep and shift work, J. Axelsson16. Sleepiness, alertness and performance, T. Akerstedt17. Effect of lack of sleep on medical errors, C. P. Landrigan18. European working time directive and medical errors, F. P. Cappuccio, M. A. Miller19. A commentary on sleep education, E. Peile20. Sleep, law and policy, C. B. Jones, C. J. Lee, S. Rajaratnam21. Ethical considerations for the scheduling of work in continuous operations: physicians in training as a case study, C. Czeisler.
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Sleep, health, and society : from aetiology to public health. ISBN 9780199566594. Published by Oxford University Press in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
