One Sex Gets Significantly More Light Exposure, Study Shows
These findings have implications for public health, health disparities, and sleep and circadian research.
These findings have implications for public health, health disparities, and sleep and circadian research.
Researchers have made a surprising discovery: A small Australian marsupial called an antechinus will sacrifice hours of sleep per night to make more time for sex.
Obstructive sleep apnea has now been shown to cause cognitive deficits in middle-aged men, even in the absence of comorbidities or obesity.
Read MoreOne specific sleep disorder accounted for 34% of the total effect between multiple sclerosis and the ability to follow instructions.
Read MoreWhile exploring the link between shift work and frailty, researchers found significant sex-based differences.
Read MoreOne country emerged as a frontrunner when it comes to sleep quantity, while two generations lead the way for sleep quality.
Read MoreReachers pinpoint the number of years worth of compromised cardiovascular health later in life caused by poor sleep, findings they refer to as a “wake-up call.”
Read MoreGood sleep might help improve sexual satisfaction among older women, a new study suggests.
Read MoreConsistently getting a bad night’s sleep may lead to an unsatisfactory sex life for many older women, a new study finds.
Read MorePsychology Today: There is nothing that feels sexy about living with untreated sleep apnea.
Read MoreThe Guardian: The newspaper explores how working from bed is disrupting sleep and what can be done to mend these disruptions.
Read MoreOne in 3 American adults do not get enough sleep. Sexual issues are also common, with as many as 45 percent of women and 31 percent of men having a concern about their sex life. While these might seem like distinct concerns, they are actually highly related.
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