Effectiveness of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia: influence of slight-to-moderate depressive symptom severity and worrying.

Background: Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is a well-known, effective treatment for primary insomnia. However, the majority of sleeping problems occur in the presence of another medical or psychiatric disorder. Depression and general anxiety disorder (with a main feature of excessive generalized worrying) are disorders that frequently co-occur with insomnia.

Evaluation of classifiers that score linear type traits and body condition score using common sires.

Subjective visual assessment of animals by classifiers is undertaken for several different traits in farm livestock, e.g., linear type traits, body condition score, or carcass conformation.

Possible association between triphasic E.E.G. waves and disorder of dopaminergic systems.

In a patient probably suffering from Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease of the Jones-Nevin type and in another with a cerebral infarction treatment with amantadine (Symmetrel) 100 mg twice a day caused repetitive triphasic waves to disappear from the E.E.G.