Mental healthfromFast Company1 month agoWhy the best time to solve problems might be the middle of the nightMiddle-of-the-night wakefulness can spark creativity and problem-solving rather than just anxiety.
fromScary Mommy1 month agoMental healthOK, But... Why Do Men Get 'Morning Wood'? A Urologist Explains
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GadgetsfromNew York Post2 months agoExclusive | Top 5 sleep trends revealed - here's which ones actually workMainstream sleep hacks lack solid scientific support and may not improve sleep quality effectively.
fromScary Mommy2 months agoMental healthSleepmaxxing Hacks That Work & Which Ones Don't, According To Experts
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fromScary Mommy2 months agoMental healthSleepmaxxing Hacks That Work & Which Ones Don't, According To Experts
US newsfromAxios2 months agoTime change 2025: "Spring forward" Sunday with return to daylight saving time (DST)Many Americans prefer standard time year-round over daylight saving time due to health concerns and disruptions to daily life.
HistoryfromNature3 months agoStories of people, past, present and future: Books in briefSleep science began in 1929 with electroencephalography, transforming sleep from a mystery into a field of study.
fromeuronews3 months agoSiesta on the job: Should we all be having naps at work?"Most people don't realise naps should be in the 15- to 20-minute range. Anything longer, and you can have problems with sleep inertia, difficulty waking up, and you're groggy".Miscellaneous
