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Feeling tired? You may be socially jetlagged, study suggests Hindustan Times A new study published last week from LMU University in Munich, Germany, suggests that ignoring the 24-hour circadian clock — in which sunlight helps regulate your body's natural rhythms — to keep up with social and work demands, can result in health … Not Getting Consistent, Adequate Sleep Is Still Really Bad For YouThe Atlantic all 3 news articles »

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Not Getting Consistent, Adequate Sleep Is Still Really Bad For You The Atlantic The results of the study may add substance to the idea that kids might be better off if school started a little later. It may seem more efficient to spend time working or catching up on chores (or TV) than sleeping, but that's rarely the case.

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Bel Marra Nutritionals supports a recent study that shows people who dwell on … Albany Times Union Researchers found a direct correlation between negative thinking about pain and poor sleep, as well as with worse pain in the TMD patients. Leader of the study that was published in the journal Pain, Luis F. Buenaver, Ph.D., says, “We have found that … and more »

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Is a child's snoring the root cause of his ADHD? Clinical Advisor I requested that his mom wait to start stimulant therapy until after we could perform a sleep study. Given the patient's symptoms, I suspected he had sleep-disordered breathing and/or possibly periodic limb movements of sleep.

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Mania in Teens Just as Common as in Adults PsychCentral.com By Traci Pedersen Associate News Editor The number of teens who have experienced mania— a hallmark of bipolar disorder, characterized by excessive energy, a lack of sleep and sometimes risky behaviors – is close to the number of adults estimated to … and more »

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It's tough to eat well when you're sleep-deprived Fredericksburg.com (blog) BY JENNIFER MOTL If you can no longer button your favorite jeans, trying sleeping better instead of dieting. As a dietitian, of course I encourage you to eat well and be physically active. But studies show that it's hard to eat in moderation if you're …

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Child's Epilepsy Keeps Household Up All Night MedPage Today Note that a survey study found that in households with a child with epilepsy, sleep patterns were disturbed in both affected children and their parents compared with control households. Note that sharing a room and co-sleeping were both more common in … Parents Often Lose Sleep Over Child's Epilepsy, Study FindsU.S. News & World Report Pediatric Epilepsy Impacts Sleep for the Child and ParentsCounsel & Heal Epilepsy in children 'affects sleep patterns'Epilepsy Research UK all 11 news articles »

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Good news for deep-sleeping elderly The Australian ELDERLY people who get a good night's sleep are less likely than sleepyheads to suffer cognitive (thinking) decline as they age, Australian and British researchers say. Their study involved 2012 people aged 65 and over who initially did not have …

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Bel Marra Nutritionals supports a recent study that shows people who dwell on … Houston Chronicle Researchers found a direct correlation between negative thinking about pain and poor sleep, as well as with worse pain in the TMD patients. Leader of the study that was published in the journal Pain, Luis F. Buenaver, Ph.D., says, “We have found that … and more »

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Sleep Quotes: The Healthy And Unhealthy Messages They Send Huffington Post Adopters of this "sleep can wait" mentality may not be putting it off as long as they think, however. A 2010 study published in the journal SLEEP found that regularly sleeping less than six hours a night was linked to an early death.

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