In the largest observational study to date exploring chronotype and depression, researchers say morning larks are less likely to become depressed. According to the study, women in mid- to late-life who find themselves naturally going to bed early and waking early are at a lower risk of developing mood disorders. Sleep has a positive effect […]
Light-Activated Drug for Parkinson’s Offers New Hope for Sufferers
Scientists on the cutting edge of drug research have developed a new light-activated drug for Parkinson’s patients that reduces symptoms and improves motor function. The first of its kind for Parkinson’s disease, this new application method allows for drug administration at an exact location with precise and controlled timing, thereby increasing the efficacy and lowering […]
Strong Link Uncovered Between Body Clock and Mental Health
A large-scale study conducted in the UK indicates intimate ties between sleep-wake disruption and mood disorders. The study, published in The Lancet Psychiatry, suggests that disruptions to our natural circadian rhythms may lead to cognitive decline and an increased risk for mental health issues such as bipolar and major depressive disorder. Circadian Rhythms and Their Impacts […]
How to Avoid the Negative Health Consequences of Sleep Debt
Many people simply are not getting enough sleep. Over time, this can accrue into what scientists call sleep debt. What are the physical consequences of this debt? Can you truly make up for lost sleep later? Several new studies have looked at this topic with both good and bad news for people who don’t get […]
Taking Work Home With You Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
The modern world is more connected than ever before, which can be a blessing and a curse at the same time. People can connect with loved ones while thousands of miles apart with just the click of an app. However, this connectivity comes with a downside as well. Millions of people throughout the world now […]
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