According to a report by the National Sleep Foundation, 61 percent of women ages 45-60 say they suffer from some kind of sleep problem, and experts say menopause may be behind some of these sleepless nights. In this article, a health reporter talks about five ways menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and mood changes can affect sleep. She also gives advice on how women can better manage these symptoms and get a better night's sleep.
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Scientists at the National Institute of Health have found that arthritis can significantly worsen sufferers' sleep quality, especially when patients... Read more »
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A geriatric specialist says that older adults who have trouble sleeping for more than two weeks should discuss the issue with a doctor. The doctor... Read more »