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12 hours ago · Here are some of the biggest recent breakthroughs in the science of sleep. 1. We know more about lucid dreaming. No longer on the fringes, the neuroscientific study of dreaming has now become ...
4 days ago · Phenotype 1: What we think of as “normal” sleep. In this phenotype, people get about eight hours of uninterrupted sleep for at least six days in a row. This is the type of sleep recommended by the National Institutes of Health and was the most common sleep type researchers found. Phenotype 2: People sleep continuously about half the nights ...
1 day ago · Even after the sleep-deprived mice were allowed to sleep again, their SWRs never quite reached the strength and consistency found in mice that had normal sleep. The results in this study further demonstrate how critical sleep is for memory and suggest that long term sleep deprivation could have a lasting effect on memory.
3 days ago · The National Sleep Research Resource: making data findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable and promoting sleep science
2 days ago · Sleep strategies, straight to your inbox. Life Kit spoke to over half a dozen sleep researchers, physicians and psychologists to gather science-backed tips.
2 days ago · Find the right firmness and material. Most people sleep better with a firmer pillow, Hensley says. Firm pillows support the head and neck better than soft ones. Just beware of a pillow that’s ...
2 days ago · Phenotype 3: People sleep mostly continuously, but they experience interrupted sleep around one night each week. The interrupted night is characterized by one period of relatively long sleep of ...
