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Women with type 2 diabetes may face more sleep issues: study
As per the study, women with diabetes may also face more severe sleep troubles during menopause than peers without diabetes.
NASA's eye-movement test to detect sleep loss
The study, published in The Journal of Physiology, shows that a range of eye-movement tests provide a reliable biomarker of individual acute sleep loss.
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A bad night's sleep may up your blood pressure level: Study
Blood pressure is one of the best predictors of cardiovascular health. These latest findings may be an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to understanding the pathway through which sleep impacts overall cardiovascular health.
Struggling to get out of the bed in the morning? You might have Dysania
Dysania is also called Clinomania where the Greek word clino means bed and mania means addiction which makes the literal meaning of the disorder to be 'addiction of bed'.
Regular bedtime may boost your heart, metabolic health: study
People with irregularity in sleeping pattern were also more likely to report depression and stress than regular sleepers, suggests the study, published in the journal Scientific Report.
Have a good night's sleep: Shower tips for people who keep tossing and turning in bed
While a morning shower can really wake you up and prepare you to get by the day, the trick to get an undisturbed sleep lies in taking a warm shower before you turn in for the night.
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Mild sleep problems may up blood pressure in women
A new study states that women with mild sleeping problems such as those who have trouble falling asleep can have high blood pressure. Even those women who sleep for about seven to nine hours are more likely to have elevated blood pressure.
Buy your first mattress in easy steps
Picking the right mattress is necessary as one that is incompatible can cause health and sleep related issues. Experts suggest steps to zero in on the perfect one for you. These include identifying one's need and sticking to a budget among others.
Poor sleep may lead to dementia
Having proper sleep every night may protect your brain from degeneration, else there is an increased risk of dementia.
Lack of sleep tied to higher risk of illness in teens
Analysis suggests that more irregular sleep timing can contribute to differences in illness outcomes.
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