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Sleep disorders in people with dementia

Review of Karageorgiou E, Walsh C, Yaffe K et al (2017) Sleep disorders and dementia: from basic mechanisms to clinical decisions. Psychiatric Annals. 47, 5, 227-228.
Posted 14 August 2017 - 11:19
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