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Sleep News
The latest in sleep, minus the jargon. Each week we gather up the research, the gadgets and the stories worth knowing about, and spell out what they actually mean for your nights.
Settle in, have a read, and sleep a little easier.
Sleep News
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This Week in Sleep: What AI Found Hiding in Routine Sleep Tests
An AI model found health signals hiding in ordinary sleep tests, plus what really helps teenagers, a patch that nudges you into REM, and a cannabis trial that measured sleep properly. -
This Week in Sleep: A Cannabis-Based Medicine That Calmed Trauma Nightmares
From a promising trial for trauma nightmares to the quiet power of a steady daily routine, here are four sleep findings worth knowing about this week. -
This Week in Sleep: Garmin's Screen-Free Band Puts Sleep First
From Garmin's screen-free tracker to sensible tips for hot nights and a curious look at where dreaming really begins, here is what caught our eye in sleep this week. -
This Week in Sleep: Why Brighter Days May Mean Better Nights
This week: brighter days linked to deeper sleep, how sleep disorders show up in the brain, and a surprising new clue about lost sleep in Alzheimer's. -
This Week in Sleep: Why Brighter Days May Lead to Better Nights
Manchester research links brighter, steadier daylight with earlier bedtimes and deeper sleep, plus fresh findings on sleep apnoea testing and long sleep. -
This Week in Sleep: How Deep Sleep Builds Muscle and Steadies Metabolism
This week: the brain circuit linking deep sleep to growth hormone, why losing 80 minutes a night nudges the scales, and how longer nights steady blood sugar in young adults. -
This Week in Sleep: What Sleep Apnoea in Midlife Might Mean for Your Memory
Four honest, checkable sleep stories this week: a new study on sleep apnoea and midlife memory, insomnia and heart health, Oura's night-time breathing trends, and a new UK Sleep for Health Coalition.
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