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CONTINUING EDUCATION
How to Change a Life: Recognizing and Addressing Hypersomnolence Disorders in Patients with Comorbid Mental Illness - Recognizing and Evaluating Symptoms of Cataplexy and/or EDS in Psychiatric Patients (Module 2)
How to Change a Life: Recognizing and Addressing Hypersomnolence Disorders in Patients with Comorbid Mental Illness - Prevalence and Impact (Module 1)
How to Change a Life: Recognizing and Addressing Hypersomnolence Disorders in Patients with Comorbid Mental Illness - Novel Treatment Strategies (Module 4)
How to Change a Life: Recognizing and Addressing Hypersomnolence Disorders in Patients with Comorbid Mental Illness - Limitations of Traditional and Off-Label Treatments (Module 3)
Emerging Targets in the Management of Schizophrenia: The Potential of TAAR1 Agonists