New research confirms: we can learn while sleeping
A kind of auditory memory can form when people fall asleep. Although this type of memory can only be created in some special stages of sleep.
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A kind of auditory memory can form when people fall asleep. Although this type of memory can only be created in some special stages of sleep.
Researchers have found an unexpected link between people's dreams of violence and strangeness with the risk of neurological diseases like Parkinson's and dementia.
Scientists have just made a new study that is considered the most important study of dreams.
Sleep is one of the basic needs of the body and is also the most relaxing time in every person's life.
Nightmare is a dream of terrifying images, but so realistic and vivid that it can interrupt sleep.
This finding may help to develop new treatments for patients with sleep disorders, or at least help to better understand what makes them unable to get a good night's sle…
A series of studies show that frequent nightmares can provide important clues about the health of the employer and even early warning of a potential illness.
Scientists claim to have discovered one more reason we need to sleep: sleep helps replenish a type of brain cell.
Horror dreams at night are one of the first signs of Parkinson's disease, according to scientists.
According to US scientists, people with sleep-filled dreams will remember and link issues better.
Somewhere in the gap between clarity and insomnia is stage sleep, a type of sleep that is strongly endorsed by the blogging community. They slept for 25 minutes during t…
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…
Inspired by the fantasy film Inception, the two inventors in Brooklyn, New York have created a sleeping mask to help users dream as they wish. Remee is fitted with an RE…
The mysterious world of dreams will soon be broken when neuroscientists find a way to read dreams while you are still asleep.