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Study examines how evening use of alcohol, caffeine and nicotine affects sleep outcomes

Study examines how evening use of alcohol, caffeine and nicotine affects sleep outcomes

VSimulators facility will help researchers to study the impact of working, living in skyscrapers

VSimulators facility will help researchers to study the impact of working, living in skyscrapers

Advanced sleep phase may affect at least 1 in 300 adults, study reveals

Advanced sleep phase may affect at least 1 in 300 adults, study reveals

Ways to offset the four worst side effects of binge-watching

Ways to offset the four worst side effects of binge-watching

Important steps to slow down Alzheimer's disease

Important steps to slow down Alzheimer's disease

Autonomic nervous system of babies functions well regardless of mode of delivery, study finds

Autonomic nervous system of babies functions well regardless of mode of delivery, study finds

Insecticide-treated bed net use is higher during rainy season, study finds

Insecticide-treated bed net use is higher during rainy season, study finds

In the battle of the fitness trackers, the most steps might not win

In the battle of the fitness trackers, the most steps might not win

'Tickle' therapy may slow down an important effect associated with aging

'Tickle' therapy may slow down an important effect associated with aging

Montmorency tart cherry juice may help improve cognitive performance in older adults

Montmorency tart cherry juice may help improve cognitive performance in older adults

Burns and electrocution risk increased with generic phone chargers, says review

Burns and electrocution risk increased with generic phone chargers, says review

Controlled stimulation of the ear canal can help reduce Parkinson's symptoms

Controlled stimulation of the ear canal can help reduce Parkinson's symptoms

Many physicians overlook their own self-care, survey finds

Many physicians overlook their own self-care, survey finds

Survey: Patients want more guidance from physicians on self-care

Survey: Patients want more guidance from physicians on self-care

Teenagers who skip breakfast more likely to become obese

Teenagers who skip breakfast more likely to become obese

Checking your phone at night does not affect your body clock in the long run

Checking your phone at night does not affect your body clock in the long run

Obstructive sleep apnea may be one reason for treatment-resistant depression

Obstructive sleep apnea may be one reason for treatment-resistant depression

FNR funds an additional 6 million euros for Luxembourg Parkinson's study

FNR funds an additional 6 million euros for Luxembourg Parkinson's study

Online pain and mood symptom self-management works better when coupled with clinician telecare

Online pain and mood symptom self-management works better when coupled with clinician telecare

Study: Offering a wide variety of snack food encourages children to eat more

Study: Offering a wide variety of snack food encourages children to eat more

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