Sleep Center—Narcolepsy

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General Overview

Narcolepsy is a neurologic disorder characterized by frequent, involuntary, episodes of sleeping during the day. Sleep attacks may occur while driving, talking, or working.

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InDepth

Find answers in our in-depth report on narcolepsy:

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Living With Narcolepsy

In his own words: living with narcolepsy

Special Topics

Narcolepsy: when you just can't keep your eyes open

Narcolepsy, according to its Greek roots, means a "sleep attack." But this little known and little understood disease is much more than longing for a nap after Thanksgiving dinner or nodding off during a boring lecture.

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