Kicking out snoring partners: a new way to sleep peacefully
Do you know what's worse than a loud TV or a barking dog when you're trying to sleep? A partner who snores or tosses...
Weight-loss surgery: a ray of hope for sleep apnea patients
If you or a loved one suffers from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) coupled with obesity, here's some encouraging news.
A recent study has shown that...
Sweet dreams: how quality sleep can regulate blood sugar
You might already know that a good night's sleep is necessary to feel energetic and refreshed. But did you know it could also help...
Sleep apnea treatment withdrawal linked to changes in Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers
A study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine suggests that withdrawal from positive airway pressure (PAP), a common treatment...
Scientists discover the link between sleep apnea and dementia risk
A team of researchers at The University of Queensland has found a connection between obstructive sleep apnea and an increased risk of developing dementia.
The...
Deep sleep shortage and sleep apnea: tied to stroke and Alzheimer’s risk?
Do you snore heavily and feel tired even after a full night's sleep? You might have sleep apnea, a common but serious sleep disorder.
Recent...
Why sleepless nights may bring smiles: a fun take on serious science
Many of us think that sleep is always a good thing, right? But for some people with depression, staying up all night can actually...
Beauty sleep & gym hops: a double win for memory lane
Ever wondered how your gym time and nap time impact your mental sharpness?
Well, scientists at UCL have been poking around in the field of...
Fit people fare better against sleep deprivation: a McGill study
A recent study by McGill suggests that if you are fit, you might be better shielded against the adverse effects of sleep loss on...
Sleep deprivation can improve mood in some people with depression
In a seemingly contradictory phenomenon, sleep deprivation can sometimes lead to mood improvements in individuals with depressive disorders, a study led by the Perelman...