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You have been staring at the ceiling of your darkened hotel room for an hour and half but despite willing your eyelids to droop you are still wide awake. You glance at the clock. It is 4.10am. The sleepless nights and blurry days of jet lag will be familiar to anyone who has travelled across time zones for a holiday or business trip. But a new drug that has been successfully tested in human ...
Researchers report that an experimental drug called tasimelteon, which acts like the hormone melatonin, may take the edge off of jet lag.
The experimental medication, called tasimelteon, works like melatonin and restores normal sleep patterns, researchers say. An experimental drug that mimics the effects of the hormone melatonin can reset the body's circadian rhythms, bringing relief to jet-lagged travelers and night-shift workers, researchers reported Monday.
Around one million adults resort to prescription sleeping pills to ensure a good night's sleep. But how effective are these treatments - and, more importantly, how safe?
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