Healthy Living/WellnessHere's why old people have trouble sleeping Loss of brain cells may be responsible for sleeping disorders in elderly people. Researchers say that a group of cells in human brains act as a sleep regulator, and loss of these cells may affect sleep.by Sumit Passary
Healthy Living/WellnessLack of sleep fosters brain aging, may speed up cognitive declineby Judy Mottl
Healthy Living/WellnessIf you don't snooze, you lose...your health. Trouble sleeping is U.S. public health epidemicby Michael McEnaney
Healthy Living/WellnessPoor sleep habits in infancy, childhood years can spur obesity later in life, claims studyby Judy Mottl
Healthy Living/WellnessWhat you eat dictates how you sleep, how you sleep dictates what you eat: Studyby Rhodi Lee
Healthy Living/WellnessEarly to bed, early to rise ....simply means less sex for women, says reportby Michael McEnaney
Healthy Living/WellnessObese kids plus lack of sleep equals increase in heart attack riskby Maryanne Moll