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How to protect your hearing if you fall asleep wearing headphones

Many people fall asleep while listening to music or a podcast. Experts say that a few simple changes can help protect both your hearing and your safety.

Sunshine and temperature may shape mental health, study finds

New research suggests that even small changes in the weather may be linked to when people seek help for mental health problems.

How to sleep better in the summer heat without air conditioning

High summer temperatures can make it difficult to get a good night's sleep, as excessive heat often leads...

Scientists explore whether creatine could help treat depression

A supplement long associated with muscle growth is now being studied for something far more unexpected: supporting depression treatment.

Scientists discover unexpected brain activity in life’s final moments

Several research projects have examined how the brain responds during the final moments of life. The findings suggest...

How to protect your hearing if you fall asleep wearing headphones

Many people fall asleep while listening to music or a podcast. Experts say that a few simple changes can help protect both your hearing and your safety.

Sunshine and temperature may shape mental health, study finds

New research suggests that even small changes in the weather may be linked to when people seek help for mental health problems.

How to sleep better in the summer heat without air conditioning

High summer temperatures can make it difficult to get a good night's sleep, as excessive heat often leads...

Scientists explore whether creatine could help treat depression

A supplement long associated with muscle growth is now being studied for something far more unexpected: supporting depression treatment.

Love afternoon coffee? Study suggests it may not harm your sleep

Many people avoid drinking coffee late in the day out of concern that it will disrupt their sleep. However, new research findings suggest that the connection may be less clear than often assumed.

Studies highlight possible risks of sleeping too long

New research suggests that while too little sleep is harmful, regularly sleeping more than nine hours may also be linked to increased health risks.

Can you tell if someone is a psychopath by looking at their eyes? Research provides the answer

Many people believe it is possible to recognize a psychopath by their eyes. But what can a person’s gaze really reveal?

This can happen to your body when you stop eating sugar for a month

A writer from Verywell Mind decided to avoid added sugar for a month to examine how it affected mood, energy, and mental clarity.The experiment...

One hour less sleep: Why daylight saving time can be hard on the heart

When the clocks move forward in spring, many people notice only a little extra fatigue, but the change may have greater effects on the body than one might expect.

Pre-workout supplements may negatively affect young people’s sleep, new study shows

Supplements taken before workouts are used by many young people. However, new research points to a possible consequence for sleep.