CoronavirusSeptember 18Coronavirus causing 'persistent fatigue' in more than half of recovered patients, study findsAs researchers work to understand both the short and longterm effects of the novel coronavirus, more than half of participants in a recent study who have recovered from COVID-19 are still experiencing “persistent fatigue” related to the disease.
Fitness + Well-beingMay 27Here's why we're so darn tired, according to a new surveyWhy are we so darn tired all the time?
OPINIONApril 23Dr. Qanta Ahmed: Coronavirus anxiety affecting many Americans – Here are ways to cope at nightWe need to accept that we cannot control much of our circumstances today.
4:30VIDEOApril 21Sleep specialist on 'Pandemic Dreams' phenomenonBehavioral sleep medicine specialist, Michael Grandner, explains why you may be experiencing more intense dreams than usual during these unusual times, and ways to get your sleep back on track.
CoronavirusApril 10Experiencing coronavirus-related nightmares? Expert explains ‘pandemic dreams’The many unknowns surrounding COVID-19, and the lack of certainty about when this may be over is causing stress and anxiety that many are seeing seep into their dreams, prompting the hashtag #PandemicDreams.
3:32VIDEOMarch 9Tips to get your sleep schedule back on track after we put the clocks forwardAdvice from Amy Sewell, founder of Shop with Style.
NASAFebruary 13How space can change the human bodyNews of Japanese astronaut Norishige Kanai's growth aboard the International Space Station sparked curiosity of the impact space can have on the human body.
NERVOUS SYSTEM HEALTHJanuary 14, 2020Rare narcolepsy-linked disorder paralyzes teen when she laughs: ‘You have no control over your body’A British teen reportedly suffers from a rare disorder that causes uncontrollable muscle paralysis when she exhibits strong emotions such as laughter.
3:11VIDEODecember 13, 2019Study: Majority of Americans wake up on the wrong side of the bed 300 days a yearAdult sleep and nutrition consultant Ingrid Prueher on how to get enough rest and wake up feeling good.
OPINIONDecember 8, 2019Paul Batura: How to wake up in a good moodWhen you open your eyes in the morning, first be grateful that you can open your eyes.
