FDA Approves Middle-of-Night Sleeping Pill

Wednesday, November 23, 2011 FDA Approves Middle-of-Night Sleeping Pill The FDA has approved Intermezzo, a new sleep medication designed to help those who wake up in the middle of the night and have difficulty returning to sleep. The drug is formulated to absorb rapidly, and to prevent morning grogginess. • Details on drug prescription, usage, and side effects Related WebMD Reading & Resources • Sleep Disorders Explained in Pictures • Natural Remedies for Sleep • How to Set Up a Healthy Sleep Environment • Is Restless Legs Syndrome Keeping You Awake at Night? • Foods That Rob You of Sleep • Sleep Apnea: Symptoms and Treatments • What Your Dreams Reveal About You - Take the Quiz

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