Lack of sleep leads to smoking, drinking alcohol
Insomnia or sleep disturbance can increase the risk of smoking and drinking more in adolescents, according to a new study by Xianchen Liu of the University of Pittsburgh.
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Insomnia or sleep disturbance can increase the risk of smoking and drinking more in adolescents, according to a new study by Xianchen Liu of the University of Pittsburgh.
On Wednesday (March 14), the US Federal Food and Drug Administration FDA, issued new warnings about potential health risks when taking sleeping pills.
According to a new experiment conducted by Harvard Medical University researchers, lack of sleep inhibits the brain's ability to learn new things.
When children do not get enough sleep, their weight will be more difficult to control. Recent research by American scientists on more than 2,000 children has confirmed t…
Life is getting more and more busy, especially those living in big cities, life and work are stressful, making them not have much time to sleep. Time of approaching Tet,…
The results of the study by scientists at the University of California announced on January 11 said that going to bed early and getting up early is due to genetic change…
To ensure health, sanity, each person needs to maintain sleep to regenerate energy. In young people, the number of sleeping hours is often higher in the elderly from 2-3…
The University of Virginia researchers in the United States claim that older mice that are frequently exposed to time zone differences are more likely to die early, sugg…
According to the research results of scientists from Children's Hospital Boston (USA) announced on November 1, the main cause of sudden death syndrome in children is rel…
Riaan Bolton has been stationary for the past three years. After a traffic accident, doctors said he could no longer see, hear or talk. Yet when his mother dissolved a t…
It sounds absurd because it is clear that those who have roles and participate in many social activities do not have time to sleep. But science has proved the opposite.
In 1953, Nathaniel Kleitman and his student Eugene Aserinsky, University of Chicago, discovered sleep marked by rapid eye movements, abbreviated as REM in English. It is…
Leaving the bed in the middle of the night, rushing into the kitchen to find food and devour it while still asleep. It is unusual for a 22-year-old girl, Amy Koecheler,…
Researchers have found that sugar in food, also called glucose, can prevent brain cells from making signals that help us stay awake, said Denis Burdakov at the Universit…
On the afternoon of May 26 at Ho Chi Minh City's Ear-Nose-Throat Hospital, Dr. Goh Yau Hong - Mount Elizabeth Medical Center, Singapore - introduced and transferred the…