Insomnia is a sleep disorder in which people have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep. Insomnia can be caused by a variety of factors, including stress, anxiety, depression, and medications. People with insomnia often have trouble functioning during the day and may feel tired, irritable, or anxious. Insomnia is treated with a variety of methods, including behavioral therapy, medication, and relaxation techniques.
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DiabetesNational Institutes Of HealthSciTech NewsSleep Science
Alarming Diabetes Danger: Insufficient Sleep Raises Insulin Resistance in Women
Research reveals: Inadequate sleep raises insulin resistance in women, increasing type 2 diabetes risk.
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Brigham And Women's HospitalHypertensionInsomniaSciTech NewsSleep Science
Sleep Troubles Linked to Hypertension in Women, Study Finds
Title: Sleep Troubles Linked to Hypertension in Women, Study FindsResearchers have discovered a compelling connection between insomnia symptoms and the …
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SciTech NewsSleep Science
More Effective than Sleeping Pills? – Scientists Reveal an Unexpected Aid to Sleep
Surprising Sleep Aid: Research reveals sex’s effectiveness in improving sleep, likened to sleeping pills. Fascinating findings!
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DietInsomniaMedicineObesityPublic HealthSciTech NewsSleep ScienceUppsala University
Study Shows Junk Food Consumption Could Impact Deep Sleep Quality
Uppsala University study finds that a junk food-rich diet could negatively affect the quality of deep sleep.
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American Academy Of NeurologyBrainInsomniaMedicineNeurologySciTech NewsSleep ScienceStrokeUniversities
Difficulty Sleeping? It Could Indicate a Higher Stroke Risk
Study links insomnia symptoms to increased stroke risk, especially in those under 50; managing insomnia could aid in prevention.
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American Psychological AssociationAnxiety DisordersArtificial IntelligenceMedicineMental HealthPsychologySciTech NewsStressTechnology
The Impact of Working with AI Systems: Loneliness, Insomnia, and Drinking
Working with AI systems at work may lead to employee loneliness, insomnia, and increased after-work drinking, according to a cross-cultural …