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Sleep Walking / Somnambulism

Sleepwalking or “Somnambulism,” is a type of parasomnia and has medico-legal implications

Overview - Incidence - Myths about Sleepwalking - True-Life Incidents - Causes - Symptoms - Investigations - Treatment - Patient Education and Safety Measures - Medical/Legal Issues - Prognosis - FAQ's - Glossary - References -

Dora-22- New Experimental Sleeping Pill Won’t Let You Sleep Through a Fire Alarm

Dora-22- New Experimental Sleeping Pill Won’t Let You Sleep Through a Fire Alarm

New DORA-22, an experimental hypnotic drug holds a lot of advantages over standard sleeping pills. They have found to assist sleep and let people wake up in case of an emergency, whereas sta...

Lack of Deep Sleep Linked to Early Signs of Alzheimer's Disease

Lack of Deep Sleep Linked to Early Signs of Alzheimer's Disease

New study warns that a decrease in restful, deep sleep could be an early sign of Alzheimer’s disease before signs of memory impairment display. The findings of the study are published in the...

Get a Sound Sleep by Choosing Soothing Color and Scent for Your Bedroom

Get a Sound Sleep by Choosing Soothing Color and Scent for Your Bedroom

Using right fragrances and suitable color for your bedroom will aid in promoting good restful sleep after a heavy stressful day at work, say experts. These factors should never be disregarde...

Breakthrough Study in the History of Insomnia

Breakthrough Study in the History of Insomnia

There are five types of insomnia, revealed scientists at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience. The findings of the research published in The Lancet could offer scope for novel discov...

Risk Factors for Violent Sleep Disorder Identified

Risk Factors for Violent Sleep Disorder Identified

New study identified several risk factors that may encourage rapid eye movement (REM) sleep behavior disorder. The findings of the study are published in the journal Neurology® . Takin...

Teens Get More Sleep With Later School Start Time

Teens Get More Sleep With Later School Start Time

Teenagers at two Seattle high schools were found to get more sleep on school nights after start times were pushed later -- a median increase of 34 minutes of sleep each night, stated study p...

Oxygen Promotes Sleep

Oxygen Promotes Sleep

Exposure to increased oxygen levels was found to encourage the brain to remain in deep, restorative sleep, according to a new study by University of Alberta neuroscientists. The res...

Regular Bedtimes, Adequate Sleep for Kids May Lead to Healthier Teens

Regular Bedtimes, Adequate Sleep for Kids May Lead to Healthier Teens

Fixed bedtimes and getting enough sleep from early childhood is crucial for healthy body weight in adolescence, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal S...

Sleep Problems in Young Adult Students

Sleep Problems in Young Adult Students

Sleep problems were found to be both prevalent and increasing among students, revealed study published in the Journal of Sleep Research. In the study that included Norwegian college a...

Sleep Health Linked to Insulin Sensitivity in Obese Teens

Sleep Health Linked to Insulin Sensitivity in Obese Teens

Longer sleep time and earlier weekday bedtime are associated with better insulin sensitivity in obese teens, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in The Journal of P...

Getting Enough Sleep May Boost Your Academic Performance

Getting Enough Sleep May Boost Your Academic Performance

Worried that your daughter or son sleep more even during final exams week? If so, do not worry. According to a new study, students who sleep for eight hours are more likely to perform better...

Too Much Screen Time Can Disrupt Your Sleep

Too Much Screen Time Can Disrupt Your Sleep

Spending more time in front of electronic devices such as televisions, smartphones, computers, laptops, tablets, and gaming systems can significantly affect your sleep, reports a new study. ...

Insomnia: Light Pollution May Cause Sleep Problems in Older Adults

Insomnia: Light Pollution May Cause Sleep Problems in Older Adults

Light pollution may lead to insomnia in older adults, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine . A new study is the first ...

Why Some Babies Can’t Sleep at Night?

Why Some Babies Can’t Sleep at Night?

Is your baby awake at night? Are you wondering how to get your baby to sleep through the night? A new study spotlights that babies who are less active get less sleep at night. The findings o...

Sound Sleep for Healthy Hair and Skin

Sound Sleep for Healthy Hair and Skin

An uninterrupted sleep is very essential for the skin and hair to rejuvenate from the harm caused by the pollution around you. It not only depends on the right type of sleepwear we wear but ...

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