Insomnia, Napping Linked to Increased Chronic Disease Risk in New Study
Certain sleeping styles appear to increase the odds of developing diseases like heart diseases, diabetes, and cancer, according to new research.
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Certain sleeping styles appear to increase the odds of developing diseases like heart diseases, diabetes, and cancer, according to new research.
Dr. Ruth Benca with Wake Forest University School of Medicine says suicide is a public health issue that has long-lasting impacts on individuals and communities.
Insomnia treatment should be personalized based on presentation and comorbid physical and mental illnesses among other variables.
Insomnia treatment should be personalized based on presentation and comorbid physical and mental illnesses among other variables.
(BPT) - For approximately 25 million American adults, insomnia is an unfortunate and ever-present reality, impacting a person’s ability to sleep and creating debilitating repercussions within their daily life.1 While often thought of as only a ni...