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In which subforum of neurotalk can I post a sleep journal?

 
 
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Question In which subforum of neurotalk can I post a sleep journal?
I recently changed my sleep medication and was wanting to make a sleep/insomnia journal on neurotalk. Is it appropriate to do that in the "Sleep Apnea and Sleep Disorders" subforum, or should I do it in another subforum?
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