Irregular sleep linked to high blood pressure, study finds
New research reveals a surprising connection between our sleep habits and our heart health, specifically blood pressure.
The study was conducted at Flinders University and...
Common sleep apnea treatment can reduce heart attack risk
Understanding Sleep, Breathing, and the Heart
Sleep apnea, a condition where an individual's breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep, has more implications on our...
Scientists find hidden link between sleep loss and heart attacks
For many, insomnia is an invisible visitor, quietly disrupting their nightly rest, leaving behind a trail of fatigue and drowsiness.
But research from the American...
Sleep loss linked to high blood pressure in women, study finds
In a fast-paced world where adequate sleep is frequently sacrificed, a new study from Brigham and Women's Hospital’s Channing Division of Network Medicine spotlights...
Scientists find a hopeful pill for high blood pressure and sleep apnea
Imagine your heart, constantly working, pumping blood to every part of your body without a break. Now imagine it struggling to do its job,...
Irregular sleep may increase high blood pressure risk, study finds
In a substantial exploration into the correlations between fluctuating sleep patterns and hypertension, a recent study by researchers from Flinders University, divulges a potent...
Common sleep pills may increase high blood pressure in older people
Sometimes, after a day of knitting, tending to roses, or perhaps enjoying a calm reading session, our dear older folks tuck into bed, hoping...
How sunlight influences our sleep patterns
Most of us have experienced changes in our sleep patterns due to variations in our daily routines or changes in the environment.
A study from...
Treatment of snoring may protect your heart health
Have you ever found yourself snoring loudly, waking up multiple times at night, or feeling exhausted during the day?
If yes, you might be dealing...
Surgery is the best option for people with sleep apnea when CPAP does not...
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), affecting almost 1 billion people worldwide, is primarily treated using Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy.
However, only about half of...