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Hot flashes (HFs) may pose a larger burden during the second half of the night, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the Menopause Society.

Exposure to certain types of “forever chemicals” may be disrupting the sleep quality of young adults — contributing not only ...

Sleep Duration: The study reveals a U-shaped distribution of sleep duration across age groups, with middle-aged adults ...

As we embark on the third decade of the 21st Century, the strides made by scientists, particularly in recent years, have been ...

A good night’s sleep has many proven benefits — potentially including a healthier future for kids. New research from Penn State University analyzed how childhood sleep patterns could be linked ...

New research raises the possibility that playing sounds or music could help plants grow, benefiting crops and gardens.

High-quality sleep remains elusive for many despite widespread knowledge ... potentially limiting the generalizability of the findings. Future research directions include longitudinal studies to ...

The German Government is realigning its research and innovation policy. With the "Future Research and Innovation Strategy", it wants to dare more progress in order to strengthen Germany's innovative ...

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REM sleep—also known as “paradoxical sleep”—is one of these stages. During the specific stage of REM sleep, our eyes move rapidly in various directions (hence the ... and mood regulation. “Some ...