
Exercise Slows Aging, Boosts Memory in Breast Cancer
A 12-month exercise program improved memory and slowed epigenetic aging in breast cancer survivors, though cognitive gains faded after one year.

A 12-month exercise program improved memory and slowed epigenetic aging in breast cancer survivors, though cognitive gains faded after one year.

Researchers have developed a 'Micro-Athlete' platform using stem-cell-derived heart tissue on a chip to mimic exercise, aiming to study exertion-related

A new study reveals nearly half of adult survivors of childhood leukemia experience clinical depression or anxiety, with high rates of fatigue and

An AI tool can detect type 2 diabetes from 20-second voice recordings with 80% accuracy, offering a potential new non-invasive screening method to identify

New research finds nearly half of people with a BMI of 25-26.9 have high remnant cholesterol and inflammation, elevating heart disease risk.

A new Canadian survey finds narcolepsy patients experience an average of seven simultaneous symptoms, face frequent misdiagnosis, and rate their

Alkermes plc has broadened its annual research grant program to fund studies on narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia, offering up to $100,000 per project

A new study finds patients with temporomandibular disorder are significantly more likely to screen at high risk for obstructive sleep apnea, suggesting a

The Michael J. Fox Foundation and Parkinson's UK have awarded grants for two research projects investigating whether improving restorative sleep can slow

A University of Basel study found the drug fenoterol increased energy expenditure in 11 volunteers but did not activate brown fat, suggesting a more

Audiologist Laura Coco explains that chronic environmental noise is a significant public health hazard, disrupting sleep and contributing to cardiovascular

Researchers at the University of Tsukuba are using home EEG devices, smartphone apps, and health records to objectively measure sleep quality in large

A product reviewer tested 13 bestselling mattress toppers to assess their impact on sleep comfort, identifying top picks for budget, cooling, and firm

Adenosine receptor antagonism · 15 to 60 minutes after ingestion
Sleep hygiene routine · Behavioral intervention to improve sleep...
Anillos De Seguimiento · Sleep tracking rings
Sound generator · Sleep aid and relaxation
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) · Repeated pauses in breathing during sleep
Apple Inc. · 2010s (decade)
Urban and peri‑urban · Peru
United States · 2010s

A large UK Biobank study finds higher amounts of REM and deep sleep are linked to lower risks for dozens of diseases, with less than five hours of total

A side sleeper with wide shoulders found a buckwheat hull pillow provided adjustable, firm support that eliminated morning neck pain after years of

Emmanuel Mignot and Masashi Yanagisawa received the 2026 Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award for their independent discoveries linking orexin

Catching up on sleep at the weekend can mitigate health risks linked to short weekday sleep, but experts advise moderation to avoid disrupting the body

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine supports three congressional bills aimed at stabilizing Medicare physician payments, which it says are critical for

AIOMEGA has released a digital prescription platform designed to simplify the workflow for evaluating, prescribing, and managing custom oral appliances for

The FDA has cleared a new intraoral biosensor that treats mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea while continuously monitoring blood oxygen levels.

An inventor has launched an adjustable bedside stand designed to organize CPAP equipment and address common frustrations like tangled hoses and

The Sleep Education resource explains how to tell the difference between restless legs syndrome and leg cramps, focusing on sensation, timing, and response

MIT researchers have shown that short bursts of pink noise, timed to brain wave peaks, can increase cerebrospinal fluid flow during sleep, potentially

Two scientists received a major award for their 1990s work identifying orexin deficiency as the cause of narcolepsy, paving the way for new treatments.

A sleep physician argues the term 'mild OSA' is often misinterpreted, leading to under-treatment. The apnea-hypopnea index (AHI) alone fails to capture key factors like symptom severity and health risks.
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