Breast-Feeding, Vaccinations Lower SIDS Risk, Experts Say
2011-10-18
Also in updated guidelines from pediatricians’ group: don’t use crib ‘bumper pads’Continue Reading
Shift Work May Put Teens at Risk for Multiple Sclerosis
2011-10-17
Disruption of normal sleep cycle at young age could be partly to blame, Swedish researchers sayContinue Reading
Restless Legs Syndrome May Boost Blood Pressure
2011-10-10
Disrupted sleep might cause the hypertension, expert saysContinue Reading
Learn While You Sleep: New Way to Multitask?
2011-10-04
Students who improve their sleep habits may improve their academic performance, researchers sayContinue Reading
Mild Strokes May Have Hidden Effects
2011-10-03
High rates of depression, sleeplessness common, study showsContinue Reading
Obesity More Likely in 'Night-Owl' Kids
2011-09-30
Study shows youngsters who stay up late are more sedentary than early-to-bed typesContinue Reading
Modern Shift Work Patterns May Be Less Harmful to Health
2011-09-29
Newer schedules may reduce negative effects caused by sleep and hormone disruption: studyContinue Reading
Study Suggests Link Between Sleep Deprivation, Alzheimer's Risk
2011-09-28
Body seems to use brain’s downtime to clear away disease-related material, researchers sayContinue Reading
Mixed Results Seen With 'Off-Label' Use of Antipsychotics
2011-09-27
Non-FDA-approved use of drugs showed limited benefits and some harm in large reviewContinue Reading
Sleepy Teens Prone to Bad Behaviors, Study Finds
2011-09-27
About 70% of U.S. high school students sleep less than 8 hours on school nights, research showsContinue Reading
Lack of Sleep Hurts Kids' Academic Performance: Study
2011-09-19
Primary school children need at least 9 hours of sleep each night, research showsContinue Reading
College Students Not Getting Enough Z's
2011-09-11
Working a full-time job to pay for school may contribute to the problem for some, study suggestsContinue Reading
High Cost of Insomnia May Be Wake-Up Call
2011-09-01
Sleepless nights cost Americans over $63 billion each year, study findsContinue Reading