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Exploding Head Syndrome a Real, but Understudied Sleep Disorder
An unusual sleep disorder known as exploding head syndrome is under researched and merits more study, according to Washington State University psychologist Brian Sharpless, who recently reviewed all the published scientific literature on the provocative disorder.
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