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Special Issue: Sleep and Fatigue
 Editorial
 Paradoxical treatements
 C. M. Shapiro
 Considerations and possible consequences of shift work 
 J. L. Hossain and C. M. Shapiro
 Reviews
 Improving decision making processes with the fuzzy logic approach in
the epidemiology of sleep disorders
 M. M. Ohayon
 Insomnia and heart disease: a review of epidemiologic studies
 S. Schwartz, W. McDowell Anderson, S. R. Cole, J. Cornoni-Huntley, 
J.C. Hays and D. Blazer
 Original Articles
 A comparison of subjective estimates of sleep with objective polysomnographic
data in healthy men and women 
 F. C. Baker, S. Maloney and H. S. Driver
 Chronic faìtigue syndrome in private practice psvchiatry: family
historv of physical and mental health
 N. A. Endicott
 Predictors of subjective sleepiness induced by melatonin administration 
 G. Jean-Louis, H. von Gizycki and F. Zizi
 Are prescribed inedications effective in the treatment of insomnia complaints?
 M. M. Ohayon, M. Caulet, L. Arbus, M. Biliard, A. Coquerel, J.-D.
Guieu, B. Kullmann, F. Laffont, P. Lemoine, J. Paty, J. C. Pechadre, M.-F.
Vecchierini and H. Vespignani
 Evaluation of short-term nonpharmacological treatment of insomnia in
a clinical setting
 I. Verbeek, K. Schreuder and G. Declerck
 Personality and social attitudes in chronic fatigue syndrome
 B. Wood and S. Wessely
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