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Night Owl Preferences Linked to High Risk of Diabetes

Night Owl Preferences Linked to High Risk of Diabetes

Night owls may possess desirable traits such as being high achievers and having the gift of charm. However, new research reveals their natural sleep preferences could impact their health. According to their published study in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, researchers at the Korea University College of Medicine found that night owls are […]

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How to Fall Asleep Without Trying

Fall Asleep Faster Without Trying Every Night!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXt3brOQwKw If you’ve been trying to fall asleep without success you may want to try a new trick, attempting to stay awake. University of Hertfortshire psychologist and author Richard Wiseman and his fantastic YouTube series “In59seconds,” are back to help you maximize your designated bedtime. In his new video, “How to Fall Asleep,” he says […]

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Frequent Nightmares Linked to Depression and Insomnia

Frequent Nightmares Linked to Depression and Insomnia

According to new research, insomnia and depression may be increasing your risk of frequent nightmares. Published this month in the American Academy of Sleep Medicine’s very own journal Sleep, researchers from both the University of Turku and the Finnish National Institute of Health and Welfare analyzed data from 13,922 adults who were between the ages […]

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What One Sleep Expert Says About Children and Sleep

What One Sleep Expert Says About Children and Sleep

While researchers still have many sleep mysteries to solve, plenty of studies have shown that proper quality sleep is especially important for children. Last week, Arianna Huffington of The Huffington Post shared some great highlights from her interview with Dr. Rakesh Bhattacharjee, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of Chicago’s Divisions of Pulmonary […]

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