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According to a new study, women who are battling depression when their children are born are more likely to have infants with significant sleep issues and who run a higher risk of having early-onset depression during childhood.
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Neurologist wants to do sleep study. What will this determine?
Full Question: My migraines always go in cycles, bad to not so bad, lasting months to years before changing again. Recently they are worse... Read more »
Lack of Sleep Makes You Tired
Recently, the news media has picked up on a study in Current Biology that, supposedly, explains why people get testy after a sleepless... Read more »
ADHD and Sleep Problems: New Study on Children
If you have a child with ADHD, chances are that getting him to sleep is one of the biggest stressors you face on a daily basis, and not... Read more »
Guitar Hero Study Shows Link Between Sleep and Test Scores
Want to be a Guitar Hero? Despite the things you've heard about avoiding exciting video games near bed time, researchers at Trent... Read more »
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Infrared cameras may make sleep studies easier
Researchers are testing infrared cameras to see if they are easier to use than the multiple sensors and wires often used to detect sleep apnea.... Read more »
Arthritis Significantly Affects Sleep Quality: Study
Scientists at the National Institute of Health have found that arthritis can significantly worsen sufferers' sleep quality, especially when patients... Read more »
Former ADHD kids suffer lifelong sleep problems: study
Adolescents who were diagnosed with ADHD as children are more likely to have lifelong sleep problems than those who were never diagnosed, a new study... Read more »
Memory tied to sleep cycle: study
Remembering what you learn appears to be tied to the body's circadian rhythm, a new study suggests. Researchers found that animals whose internal... Read more »
When Women Don't Sleep, Marriage May Suffer: Study
A new study suggests that when women don't get enough sleep, the quality of marriage suffers. Researchers found that when women had trouble falling... Read more »
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