This Morning: Expert highlights importance of regular sleep Sleep loss can be insufferable because the effects extend far beyond the
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New software focuses on better targeting mental health resources
Researchers from North Carolina State University and North Carolina A&T University have developed a prototype software system that aims to
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To repair a damaged heart, three cells are better than one
Cell therapy for cardiac regeneration, while promising, has been hampered by issues with long-term survival of the transplanted cells. Now,
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Atheists are more likely to sleep better than Catholics and Baptists: study
A new study of sleep, religious affiliation, and perceptions of heaven found that atheists and agnostics are significantly more likely
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Saliva tests could offer a better alternative to nasal COVID-19 swabs
Saliva is one of our biggest foes in the COVID-19 pandemic, because of its role in spreading the virus. But
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Should you be smoking (or vaping or eating) pot in the name of better sex?
We know about marijuana‘s ability to relieve pain, nausea and symptoms associated with cancer, menstrual cramps, multiple sclerosis, depression and a host
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Better controlled diabetes is associated with preserved cognitive function after stroke
Better glucose control can help people with diabetes who have a common type of stroke to preserve their cognitive function,
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Genomics study helps researchers better understand opioid epidemic
A human genomics study led by two Yale Department of Psychiatry researchers identified specific genetic regions that link opioid exposure
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The Foods You Should Be Eating to Get A Better Night Sleep
Do you find yourself unwinding from a long day by curling up in bed with a good book and then
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Thanks to backpacks, public school students may have better core strength than homeschoolers
Lugging a heavy backpack to school probably seems like a burden to most public school students, but it might explain
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