Almost everyone has jolted awake just as they were falling asleep, and people who do it every week tended to have something else in common
Most people have felt it: just as you drift off, your body jerks, you feel like you are falling, and…
Scientists tracked 23,000 people’s sleep with smart rings for months, and the people with the most depression and anxiety had one sleep habit in common
Most sleep advice focuses on how long you sleep and how well. Researchers at UC San Francisco and UC San Diego looked at something else: how consistent people’s…
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A comparison of 20 antidepressants across 115 trials found three did best at keeping depression from coming back, and the most famous one wasn’t among them
Most comparisons of antidepressants look at the first few weeks of treatment: who gets better, and how fast. But many…
AI predicted which emergency room patients would develop PTSD a month later from their answer to one routine question
About 43 million people a year arrive at US emergency rooms with injuries, and more than a quarter of them…
Adults under 65 who live alone had a 22% higher risk of death than those who live with others, compared with 6% for older adults
More Americans live alone than ever before, and most of the worry about it has focused on older people. Researchers at the American Cancer Society looked at the…
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