Sleep Health
Unexpected Sleep Patterns May Serve As Early Warning Sign For Cognitive Decline
For many older adults, drifting off in front of the television or nodding off at a desk feels like a…
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Fresh bedsheets and dusk walks: Expert tips for sleep-deprived freshers
Between the whirlwind of themed parties and the pressure of a daunting new reading list, first year university students often…
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A 30-Year Study Found A 17% Higher Mortality Risk With This Sleep Habit
For many people, catching nine or more hours of shut-eye feels like the ultimate luxury, a way to fully recharge…
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Heavy Caffeine Use May Deepen This Sleep Phase—Here’s What Docs Say
For many of us, the daily ritual of reaching for another cup of coffee or a soda is a survival…
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AASM advocates for sleep medicine in comments on the 2027 Medicare physician fee schedule and quality payment program proposed rule
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine has stepped forward to voice its concerns over the proposed 2027 Medicare Physician Fee…
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REM and deep sleep, not just total sleep time, associated with disease risk
For years, the general medical advice regarding sleep has focused primarily on the clock, urging people to hit a specific…
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Sleep supplements: How does magnesium compare to melatonin?
For anyone tossing and turning late into the night, the pharmacy aisle offers a dizzying array of solutions, with melatonin…
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Magnesium mocktails: Sleep improver and stress reducer? Or is it made up?
For anyone who has spent a sleepless night tossing and turning while mentally rehashing every awkward interaction of the workday,…
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The way you sleep has ties to 80 different diseases
For centuries, historical figures like Thomas Edison and Benjamin Franklin treated sleep as a nuisance or a waste of productive…
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