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Study finds relationship between catching up on sleep on weekends and chances of lowering heart disease risk

Study finds relationship between catching up on sleep on weekends and chances of lowering heart disease risk

Sep 01, 2024, at 05:25 am

The demands of the working week, often influenced by school or work schedules, can lead to sleep disruption and deprivation.

Every cancer survivor deserves a good nights sleep: Study

Every cancer survivor deserves a good nights sleep: Study

Feb 02, 2019, at 05:30 pm

New York, Feb 2 (IBNS): Dr. Sheila Garland and a team of researchers at Memorial University’s Sleep, Health and Wellness Lab are seeking participants interested in sleeping and living better after cancer treatment.

Can writing your ‘to-do’s’ help you to doze? Baylor study suggests jotting down tasks can speed the trip to dreamland

Can writing your ‘to-do’s’ help you to doze? Baylor study suggests jotting down tasks can speed the trip to dreamland

Jan 14, 2018, at 11:34 pm

Texas, Jan 14 (IBNS):Writing a “to-do” list at bedtime may aid in falling asleep, according to a Baylor University study. Research compared sleep patterns of participants who took five minutes to write down upcoming duties versus participants who chronicled completed activities.