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"Snooze News" April 2021 edition

Craig Canapari MD

by Craig Canapari MD

Spring is in the air— although some of my midwestern friends seem to have just had snow. (So glad we avoided that here in the Northeast.

Here’s my very irregular round up of things I’m reading, listening to, and watching.

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My COVID-19 dreams aren't just weird, they're keeping me up all night - CNET

Weird and bad sleep during the pandemic? Well, it has a name now: “coronosomnia”. As Michael Herf points out, sleep symptoms are also common post covid:

Originally published April 2021. Last reviewed/updated by Dr. Craig Canapari, MD in April 2021

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