FDA Puts a Black Box Around Sleeping While Driving

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03/14/2007

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FDA and drug makers claim that patients who eat and drive while under the influence of sleeping pills are actually asleep, rather than awake, intoxicated, and making bad decisions.

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FDA Puts a Black Box Around Sleeping While Driving

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