Articles related to sleep

Browse: Tonsil and Adenoid Removal Resolves Sleep Apnoea Issues in Children	Browse: Fatty diets lead to daytime sleepiness, poor sleep
Browse: Light Exposure Linked to Weight Gain in Children	Browse: Night Phone Use Harms Adolescent Mental Heath
Browse: Drowsy Driver Detection	Browse: Melatonin Warning for Children’s Sleep
Browse: Wearable Device Puts Insomnia to Bed	Browse: Possible Link Between Sleep and Alzheimer’s Disease
Browse: Want to Remember Your Dreams? Try Taking Vitamin B6	The Fit: In Search of Lost Sleep by: Tim Olds Are we getting less sleep than we did in the past? And how much do we really need?
Neuropsy: To Sleep, Perchance to Clean the Brain by: Tim Hannan The restorative function of a night’s sleep may result from elimination of the day’s neurotoxins.	Neuropsy: The Crimes of Sleepwalkers by: Tim Hannan Sleep experts and lawyers are wrestling over the criminal responsibility of sleepers.
Neuropsy: Things that Go Bang in the Night by: Tim Hannan Exploding head syndrome, which results from neurological dysfunction during the sleep–wake transition, may be more widespread than realised.	Neuropsy: The Sleep Switch by: Tim Hannan Researchers have located a brain circuit that regulates sleep and wakefulness.
Neuropsy: Rise and Shine, Soldier! by: Tim Hannan Army research suggests that the timing of your caffeine hit is more important than the amount consumed.	Neuropsy: To Sleep, Perchance to Learn by: Tim Hannan New research finds that we can learn while we’re asleep under certain conditions.
Online Feature: Nightmares and night terrors in kids: when do they stop being normal? by: Harriet Hiscock	Feature: How half our brain keeps watch when we sleep in unfamiliar places by: Masako Tamaki and Yuka Sasaki Poor sleep in an unfamiliar setting may be linked to an important function of the brain to protect the sleeper from potential danger.