Wake Up Narcolepsy seeks to raise awareness about medication and treatments for people with Narcolepsy so that they can make better-informed decisions for themselves and their families. However, Wake Up Narcolepsy does not endorse or recommend any medications or treatments or make any representations or warranties as to the content, accuracy, or completeness of these articles. Wake Up Narcolepsy is not engaged in rendering medical advice, and if you think you have Narcolepsy (or think you might have Narcolepsy), you should consult with your doctor to fully investigate treatment options to meet your individual needs.
National Sleep Week – March 2-8, 2015 A BIG BIG thank you to everyone who supported...
Service dogs play a major part in the rehabilitation and on going support for people...
The 70s came back in full swing as Wake Up Narcolepsy hosted their 3rd Annual...
[caption id="attachment_2245" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Representatives from Wake Up Narcolepsy and another patient advocate organization collaborate...
On October 2, 2015 Anne Samarawickrama was appointed to the Wake Up Narcolepsy Board of...
Fall 2015, Wake Up Narcolepsy (WUN) presents research donations totaling almost $70,000 to accelerate the understanding...
Study Supports a Causal Role in Narcolepsy for a Common Genetic Variant Results show a remarkable...
Wake Up Narcolepsy (WUN) recently awarded research grants totaling $20,000 to two of the world’s...
A production of Harvard University Medical School Division of Sleep Medicine Sleep and Health Education Program Narcolepsy...
Potential Elimination of the “Middle-of-the-Night Dose” Achieved; Current Study Continues to Allow for More Information...
