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How Scientists Changed Their View Of Insomnia
Insomnia rarely occurs on its own, which brings us to one of the biggest changes scientists have made in our understanding of chronic sleep deprivation.
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Should You Take Magnesium Supplements Right Before Bedtime For Better Sleep?
Some studies suggest that magnesium can help decrease insomnia and enhance sleep duration, making bedtime an optimal time for supplementation.
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Tinnitus And Sleep: Doctor Explains Why Nighttime Silence Feels So Loud
Studies show tinnitus activity spikes in quiet, linking directly to fragmented sleep cycles.
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Can Yoga Fix Your Sleep Cycle? Expert Shares A Mind-Body Approach For Better Rest
Yogic science speaks of sleep as a natural condition of deep relaxation.
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ADHD Prescriptions Are Up Tenfold, With The Wealthiest Kids Most Likely To Be Medicated
Children living in the lowest socioeconomic postcodes used to have the highest rates of ADHD prescriptions. But this has flipped, with kids from wealthier families now most likely to be prescribed.
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What Is Exam Stress? 6 Problems It Can Escalate To If Left Unmanaged
Exam stress can lead to physical, mental, academic and social issues. Learning how to manage it is crucial for your health.
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Mental Health Reset 2026: Easy Tips To Manage Stress And Anxiety
Prolonged, unmanaged stress can contribute to chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease, insomnia and depression.
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Insomnia And Anxiety Linked To Weaker Immune System, Says New Study
Insomnia or anxiety could be linked to fewer number of immune cells, potentially resulting in a less effective immune system, a study in young women has found.
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One Week Social Media Detox Can Significantly Reduce Anxiety And Depression: Study
People involved in the study reported 16 per cent few anxiety symptoms, 24.8 per cent fewer symptoms of depression, and 14.5 per cent less insomnia.
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Weeklong Social Media Cutback Linked To Better Mental Health, Study Finds
A study of 295 young adults found that reducing social media use to 30 minutes a day for one week resulted in lower anxiety, depression, and insomnia symptoms.
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How Scientists Changed Their View Of Insomnia
Insomnia rarely occurs on its own, which brings us to one of the biggest changes scientists have made in our understanding of chronic sleep deprivation.
-
Should You Take Magnesium Supplements Right Before Bedtime For Better Sleep?
Some studies suggest that magnesium can help decrease insomnia and enhance sleep duration, making bedtime an optimal time for supplementation.
-
Tinnitus And Sleep: Doctor Explains Why Nighttime Silence Feels So Loud
Studies show tinnitus activity spikes in quiet, linking directly to fragmented sleep cycles.
-
Can Yoga Fix Your Sleep Cycle? Expert Shares A Mind-Body Approach For Better Rest
Yogic science speaks of sleep as a natural condition of deep relaxation.
-
ADHD Prescriptions Are Up Tenfold, With The Wealthiest Kids Most Likely To Be Medicated
Children living in the lowest socioeconomic postcodes used to have the highest rates of ADHD prescriptions. But this has flipped, with kids from wealthier families now most likely to be prescribed.
-
What Is Exam Stress? 6 Problems It Can Escalate To If Left Unmanaged
Exam stress can lead to physical, mental, academic and social issues. Learning how to manage it is crucial for your health.
-
Mental Health Reset 2026: Easy Tips To Manage Stress And Anxiety
Prolonged, unmanaged stress can contribute to chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease, insomnia and depression.
-
Insomnia And Anxiety Linked To Weaker Immune System, Says New Study
Insomnia or anxiety could be linked to fewer number of immune cells, potentially resulting in a less effective immune system, a study in young women has found.
-
One Week Social Media Detox Can Significantly Reduce Anxiety And Depression: Study
People involved in the study reported 16 per cent few anxiety symptoms, 24.8 per cent fewer symptoms of depression, and 14.5 per cent less insomnia.
-
Weeklong Social Media Cutback Linked To Better Mental Health, Study Finds
A study of 295 young adults found that reducing social media use to 30 minutes a day for one week resulted in lower anxiety, depression, and insomnia symptoms.
