Tribal Study Finds Short Sleep Not Just Curse of Modern Living
2015-10-15
3 hunter-gatherer peoples get an average of just 6.5 hours of shut-eye a night, study findsContinue Reading
Sleep Apnea May Raise Women’s Heart Risk, But Not Men’s
2015-10-14
Findings highlight the need to screen women for the nighttime breathing disorder, experts sayContinue Reading
Help Your Child Get a Good Night’s Sleep
2015-10-07
Start by developing a bedtime routine, pediatrician saysContinue Reading
Bedtime Texting May Be Hazardous to Teens’ Health
2015-10-07
Researcher suggests placing limits on technology useContinue Reading
For Teens, Late Bedtime May Lead to Weight Gain
2015-10-02
But study doesn’t prove night owls are doomed to extra poundsContinue Reading
Less Sleep May Mean Less Sex After Menopause
2015-09-30
Women who reported insomnia were less sexually active, study findsContinue Reading
Implanted Device May Help Ease Sleep Apnea, Small Study Shows
2015-09-29
For some, it might work better than current standard treatment, researcher saysContinue Reading
Health Tip: Choosing the Right Bedtime Snack
2015-09-28
It can ease hunger and help lull you to sleep
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Sleep Apnea May Raise Risk of Depression
2015-09-25
Study suggests popular apnea treatment could help ease symptoms of mood disorderContinue Reading
Tonsillectomy for Sleep Apnea Carries Risks for Some Kids: Study
2015-09-21
Though the surgery is a primary treatment for sleep disorder, breathing problems can occur afterwardsContinue Reading
Natural Surroundings May Promote Sound Sleep
2015-09-20
Study found seniors, men reported better rest when they had access to beaches, parksContinue Reading
Health Tip: When a Child Has Sleep Apnea
2015-09-17
Here are potential complicationsContinue Reading
Caffeine at Night May Disrupt the Body’s Internal Clock
2015-09-16
And that could make you want to sleep later, say researchers, who see possible treatment for jet lagContinue Reading
Sleep Apnea Treatment May Reverse Unhealthy Brain Changes
2015-09-14
In small study, continuous positive airway pressure reduced nerve activity that causes heart illsContinue Reading