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Good night, sleep tight, turn off hospital lights

 |  By HealthLeaders Media Staff  
   February 05, 2008

With its beeping monitors, bright lights and frequent interruptions, the ICU is not conducive to sleep. Spurred by a growing body of evidence about the health benefits of a good night's sleep, critical-care doctors and nurses have started using low-tech approaches such as eye masks, back rubs and dimmed lights that might make the difference between life and death.

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