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Patent no. |
Country of filing |
Composition/active ingredient |
Major outcome |
Publication/grant year |
Ref. |
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8926991 |
USA |
Botulinum toxin |
For treating primary disorders of mood and affect with a neurotoxin, including depression, nervousness, and sleep disorders. |
2015 |
[191] |
US 8252809B2 |
USA |
Zolpidem |
Solid dosage form for treating midnight insomnia by administration of low doses (5 mg or less) of zolpidem or a salt thereof. |
2012 |
[192] |
US 8242131B2 |
USA |
Zolpidem |
Methods and compositions for treatment of midnight insomnia by administration of low doses (5 mg or less) of zolpidem or a salt thereof. |
2012 |
[193] |
US 8148393B2 |
USA |
Zolpidem |
A modified release zolpidem tablet is designed as a tablet-in-tablet dosage form. |
2012 |
[194] |
US 8034371 B2 |
USA |
Zolpidem |
Intranasal solutions of zolpidem for the prevention/treatment of insomnia or the therapy of neurological diseases. |
2011 |
[195] |
US 7914826 |
USA |
Combination containing melatonin and other herbal supplements |
Supplemental compositions and methods for inducing a restful night’s sleep by rapidly inducing a person to fall asleep and to maintain sleep. |
2011 |
[196] |
US 7906154 |
USA |
Combination containing melatonin and other herbal supplements |
Supplemental compositions and methods for inducing a restful night’s sleep by rapidly inducing a person to fall asleep and to maintain sleep. |
2011 |
[197] |
US 7655681B2 |
USA |
Zonisamide |
For treatment or prevention of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) by the administration of a pharmacologically effective amount of zonisamide to a patient |
2010 |
[198] |
US 7632517B2 |
USA |
Zolpidem |
Zolpidem containing buccal aerosol sprays or capsules for faster absorption through the oral mucosa, leading to faster onset of effect for insomnia. |
2009 |
[199] |
US 6998112B2 |
USA |
Sleep-inducing natural herb or hormone |
A toothpaste for inducing sleep while simultaneously promoting intraoral cleanliness, which includes toothpaste base ingredients and at least one sleep-inducing natural herb or hormone and these are selected from the group consisting of chamomile, lemon balm, passion flower, and valerian, and the hormone melatonin. |
2006 |
[200] |
US 6703412 B1 |
USA |
Melatonin |
A method of treating sleeplessness in humans by administering an effective sleep-inducing amount of not greater than about 5 mg of melatonin |
2004 |
[201] |
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