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🌍✨ Today, September 22, 2023, is World Narcolepsy Day! Let's raise awareness and support the 3 million people worldwide living with narcolepsy. Together, we can reduce stigma, improve outcomes, and inspire action. Join the movement and use .

World Narcolepsy Day - Project Sleep Join Project Sleep in raising global awareness for narcolepsy on World Narcolepsy Day, Sept. 22, 2019. World Narcolepsy Day is uniting the international narcolepsy community to educate the public and inspire action around the world.

Meet Clive Bradley, a 24-year-old athlete whose determination knows no bounds. After being diagnosed with type 1 narcolepsy just months before an Ironman, he's set to defy the odds and chase his dream.

Type 1 narcolepsy disrupts sleep-wake cycles, causing sudden sleep attacks even during activities like biking and swimming. Yet, Clive's unwavering spirit propelled him through rigorous training despite the challenges.

This weekend, Clive's dream comes true as he takes on Ironman Canada! More than a race, it's a journey to raise awareness about narcolepsy.

Man living with rare sleep disorder set to ‘do the impossible’ at Penticton’s Ironman - Summerland Review Former Peach City resident Clive Bradley has dreamed of being in Ironman since he was a teenager

It's more than just extreme tiredness! 💤

Narcolepsy is a debilitating disorder impacting millions of people worldwide. 🌎

Watch this video to learn more about the symptoms and treatments for narcolepsy. 🤝📽️ 💜 💪🏻

Wake Up Narcolepsy Full Public Service Announcement This Public Service Announcement was created by collaborative efforts between Wake Up Narcolepsy and Red Square Pictures to increase awareness about Narcolep...

Do you often feel anxious or worried about every day things? It's normal to feel anxious sometimes, but if it's interfering with your daily life, you might have Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD).

Click through to learn more about GAD.

NeuroTrials is currently enrolling for a local research study for adults with GAD. To see if you qualify, visit : neurotrials.com/anxiety