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Over half of US teenagers sleep less than seven hours each night, and there is increasing evidence these adolescent sleep deficits affect everything from general health to academic performance. A new study, led by researchers from the University of Min… Continue reading Two-year study finds later school start times improve student sleep
A newly published study from researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston is suggesting irregular sleep patterns, such as inconsistent bedtimes from day to day, can potentially double a person’s risk of developing cardiovascular disease.Contin… Continue reading Irregular sleep patterns can double heart disease risk, study suggests
Spraying crops with weed-killer is not only harmful to the environment, but it’s also costly for farmers. With those problems in mind, scientists have conducted a study which suggests that less herbicide could be used for the same results, if applied at the right time of day.
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Continue Reading Plants’ “body clocks” may determine when herbicides work best
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Continue reading Plants' "body clocks" may determine when herbicides work best
It’s already commonly thought that a warm bath before going to bed helps improve your sleep. A new meta-study has apparently confirmed this to be the case, however, and has even come up with exact figures regarding the best times and temperatures.
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Continue Reading It’s official – a warm bath about 90 minutes before bed should help you sleep
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Continue reading It's official – a warm bath about 90 minutes before bed should help you sleep
University of Bristol researchers found patterns around what we say online. Continue reading Study of 800 Million Tweets Shows We Get Really Emo Late at Night