Archive for February, 2008
9/11 Attacks Changed Way Americans Dream
By admin on February 7, 2008
Alexza Initiates AZ-007 (Staccato(R) Zaleplon) Phase 1 Clinical Trial …
By admin on February 7, 2008
Just tired out, or does child have sleep disorder?
By admin on February 6, 2008
Insomnia patients with mental conditions often denied sleep treatment
By admin on February 5, 2008
9/11 Attacks Changed Way Americans Dream
By admin on February 3, 2008
“The idea is that we all experienced at least some trauma on (9/11).”
The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, not only caused huge political and social changes, they also altered the dreams of Americans. via HON
A Daytime Nap Can Boost Memory
By admin on February 3, 2008
“There is a lot of data starting to come in that there are benefits from naps on memory”
A 45-minute midday nap can help boost your memory and remember facts, but only if you learned them well in the first place, a new study suggests. via Health Resources
Sleeping right is not all about sleeping tight
By admin on February 3, 2008
“Sometimes, if I can manage, nine.”
Reported by: Vanessa Coria If you’re getting the right amount of rest, you likely spend a third of your day in your bed. via WVEC-TV Norfolk
Experts warn not to mix sleep medications
By admin on February 3, 2008
WESTCHESTER, Ill., Jan. 29 Those taking sleep medications should tell the doctor about other prescriptions and over-the-counter medications, U.S. sleep experts warn. via Earth Times
Individual sleep needs vary greatly
By admin on February 3, 2008
Contrary to popular belief, there is no ideal number when it comes to how much sleep a person needs each night. via Home News Tribune
Sleepless Nights Predict Sick Days
By admin on February 3, 2008
We know that illness and sleep problems are related. In this study , researchers had the clever idea of looking at the number of sick days a person took and comparing that to their sleep quality. via About.com
