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Clock transitions are linked with increased risk of stroke, heart attack and other negative effects from sleep deprivation.
Frequent assessments of folks 65 and older may help doctors better identify mild cognitive issues and enable earlier treatment.
A siesta once or twice each week is associated with a lower risk for heart attack, stroke and heart failure in healthy people.
The link between the two was stronger among women with this sleep disorder.
This disorder can trigger coronary artery disease, heart failure and obstructed blood vessels to the brain.
Women with a genetic tendency to wake up early may be protected against this cancer.
Poor-quality zzz’s can affect your mental health.
Just 10 minutes of daily activity can temporarily improve cognitive function.
Snoring doesn’t just affect the sleeper; it can affect the health of the person sharing the bed.
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Women with either condition may suffer cardiac damage earlier than men with the conditions.
Improved screening of Black men and women for sleep apnea could help reduce their risk of developing several chronic illnesses.
Parental advisory: Remove devices with screens from adolescents’ bedrooms to improve the quantity and quality of their sleep.
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