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2021
This chapter is about the night song, or nocturne, and the extent to which it has provided J. H. Prynne with a formal correlative for his nocturnal habits. It did so at a crucial moment in the poet’s career – the 1960s – just as he was composing the lyrics that would eventually find a home in The White Stones (1969).
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Nocturnal biofeedback for nocturnal bruxism

Biofeedback and Self-Regulation, 1982
Reports have appeared recently describing the successful reduction of nocturnal bruxism through nocturnal biofeedback. These claims of effective treatments rest mainly on the use of a single index of integrated masseter EMG levels as a measure of bruxism and are based only on short-term effects.
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Nocturnal asthma

Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine, 2012
The aim is to review pathophysiological mechanisms and treatment of nocturnal asthma.Physiologic changes accompanying sleep, as well as the nocturnal phase of circadian rhythms, may have an adverse effect on asthma control. Chronotherapeutic principles, which consider circadian variation in relevant biologic rhythms, may improve asthma outcomes ...
Harly, Greenberg, Rubin I, Cohen
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Nocturnal asthma

Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine, 2007
To examine recent advancements of the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and treatment of nocturnal asthma.In a large cross-sectional survey, the prevalence of nocturnal symptoms was 60%. Forty-two percent of patients who completed the study did not declare nocturnal symptoms that were detected by physicians.
Hidenobu, Shigemitsu, Kamyar, Afshar
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