Insomnia may forecast depression, thinking problems in older people On 2020-05-16 (HealthDay)—Insomnia may significantly increase the risk that older adults will be unable to shake off depression, researchers say. For the […]
Using a Fitbit and music to counteract insomnia On 2019-10-01 Lots of people like to listen to music at bedtime. With the advent of the portable music player and in-ear […]
Children who behave badly more likely to suffer insomnia in later life On 2019-09-06 Children who behave badly are more likely to suffer insomnia in later life, finds 35-year study of 25,000 youngsters Scientists […]
Insomnia treatment linked to faster recovery from concussion in kids On 2019-08-19 Active kids sustain injuries. It is estimated that every year more than 100,000 Canadian children and adolescents get a concussion […]
Newly discovered neural pathway processes acute light to affect sleep: Different pathways process long-term circadian rhythms and short-term exposure to light On 2019-07-22 Either to check the time or waste time, people often look at their smartphones after waking in the middle of […]
Sleepless in the sack? See what’s keeping you awake, and how to fix it On 2019-06-15 Do you wake up feeling tired, keep yawning at your desk, find it harder to concentrate after 7 pm? Backlit […]
Lack of sleep may increase likelihood of teens engaging in risky sexual behaviors: Majority of teens were not getting recommended amount of sleep, study finds On 2019-06-05 Teenagers who don’t get enough sleep may be at an increased risk of engaging in unsafe sexual behaviors, such as […]
Good sleep quality and good mood lead to good working memory with age On 2019-05-13 A team of psychologists has found strong associations between working memory — a fundamental building block of a functioning mind […]
How eating feeds into the body clock On 2019-04-25 New research has found it is not just what you eat, but when you eat that is important — knowledge […]
Genetic causes of poor sleep On 2019-04-06 The international collaboration, led by the University of Exeter and published in Nature Communications, has found 47 links between our […]