Here’s Why Getting a Good Night’s Sleep Makes You More Attractive
Naomi Newman-Beinart, PhD, explains how getting eight hours of sleep a night actually makes you more attractive.
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Previous research has noted that many patients with psoriasis have sleep disorders that include OSA, making this sleep disorder one of particular concern for the patient with psoriasis. In a study presented at the...
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PangeaBed Offers Direct-to-Consumer Copper-Infused Mattresses
This mattress, made with copper, promises a cleaner, healthier sleeping experience, according to...
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Pad A Cheek Mask Liners
The Pad A Cheek Mask Liners are designed for contact dermatitis but many people buy them for leak...
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Study Shows Stomach, Side Sleeping Positions Cause Facial Distortion, Wrinkles Over Time
Compression, tension, and shear forces applied to the face during sleep cause facial distortion when people sleep on their sides and stomach, leading to the development of sleep wrinkles over time, according to a study.
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Untreated Sleep Apnea May Be Linked to Melanoma Aggressiveness
Untreated severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is associated with increased aggressiveness of...
Read MoreAre You Getting Enough Sleep? There’s Only One Way to Tell.
Recommendations are for a population of people, not a single person, reminds Meir H. Kryger, MD, in Psychology Today. What about people who sleep very little, or who keep unusual schedules: Are they always risking their health?...
Read MoreEczema, Sleep Disorders Increase Risk for Headaches in Children
A Healio news report indicates children with eczema and sleep disturbances showed an increased risk for headaches.
Read MoreHow Chronic Insomnia Destroys Skin Health
Chronic insomnia can inflict significant damage to skin tissues, from premature aging to disorders such as eczema, as reported by Pro Health.
Read MoreWhat Six Hours Sleep a Night Does to Your Face: Unique Experiment Reveals How Having Two Hours Less Than the Recommended Eight Can Ravage Your Skin
A woman who participated in a Sleep School study on the impact of sleep habits on the mind and body describes the effect of sleep deprivation on her skin quality in a Daily Mail news report.
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Harvard Dropout’s ‘Sleep You Spray on Your Skin’ Is Crushing It on Indiegogo
BostInno reports that “Sprayable Sleep,” a melatonin spray billed as “the world’s first topical sleep spray,” has surpassed its $15,000 goal on a crowdfunding site.
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Eczema Sufferers Have Higher Insomnia Rates
Eczema wreaks havoc on its sufferers’ lives with health problems that are more than skin...
Read MoreCircadian Rhythms Regulate Skin Stem Cell Metabolism, Expansion
University of California Irvine (UCI) scientists studying the role of circadian rhythms in skin stem cells found that this clock plays a key role in coordinating daily metabolic cycles and cell division. Their research, which...
Read MoreSevere Eczema, Insufficient Sleep May Be Linked to Short Stature in Some Children
Eczema, an itchy chronic inflammatory disease of the skin, was not associated overall with short stature in an analysis of data from several studies, although a small group of children and adolescents with severe eczema who do...
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New Pillows Help You Prevent Wrinkles While You Sleep
A CBS New York news report indicates that new pillows may help prevent wrinkles while you catch your zzzs.
Read MoreRemZzzs Exhibits Nasal Pillows Masks’ Liner
Naturs Design Inc, the maker of RemZzzs CPAP mask liners, recently exhibited a new liner style specifically for nasal pillows mask users. The company says that in nasal pillows masks, skin breakdown occurs at the point of mask...
Read MoreSpeaker: Suspect Sleep Apnea in all Cases of Floppy Eyelid Syndrome
Primary Care Optometry News quotes from a presentation by Brad Sutton, OD, FAAO, in which he stresses the importance of asking about obstructive sleep apnea because it is linked to eye comorbidities. ATLANTA – Essentially 100%...
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