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The assumption that peak physical conditioning confers psychological resilience is increasingly difficult to defend. A clinical review published in Neurologic…
Infant survival is rarely framed as a maternal mental health issue, yet new population-level evidence suggests that how a mother feels in the weeks after…
Restless legs syndrome remains one of the most undertreated neurological conditions, partly because the long-favored dopamine agonist medications carry a…
Sleep is increasingly recognized not as passive downtime but as an active physiological process that directly governs the ceiling of human physical…
Adolescent sleep timing is increasingly recognized as a public health issue, yet most interventions focus on total sleep duration rather than consistency…
With Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and ALS cases climbing globally and no cures in sight, the question of whether lifestyle choices can meaningfully delay or…
Understanding why the brain loses control of the boundary between waking and sleep has implications far beyond a rare disorder — it reshapes how scientists…
In a prospective cohort of 89,069 participants tracked over a median 8.8 years (804,111 person-years), objectively measured daytime light exposure above 1916…
As legislators across multiple U.S. states move to mandate health warnings on social media platforms, a critical practical question has gone largely…
As screens become the dominant environment of childhood, the medical community is under pressure to move beyond anecdotal concern toward evidence-grounded…
The assumption that the restorative power of sleep is inseparable from sleep itself may be fundamentally wrong. A finding published in Nature Neuroscience…
Nearly half of all Alzheimer's disease cases may be preventable, yet the United States has been remarkably slow to build systematic risk-reduction programs…
For the roughly one-third of adults worldwide living with at least one chronic condition, the gap between what happens inside a clinic and what happens in…
The relationship between sleep architecture and brain waste clearance has become one of the most consequential frontiers in dementia prevention. If a single…
Twelve weeks of explosive lower-body resistance training three times weekly produced measurable neurometabolic and sleep changes in community-dwelling adults…
The assumption that obesity drugs work solely by shrinking fat mass is being systematically dismantled — and the implications extend well beyond waistlines…
For the estimated 200,000 Americans living with narcolepsy type 1, daily life is defined by sudden muscle weakness triggered by emotion, relentless daytime…
Few neuropeptide systems have traveled as far as orexin — from a curiosity discovered in the lateral hypothalamus in the late 1990s to a master regulator of…
For the roughly one in 2,000 people living with narcolepsy type 1, excessive daytime sleepiness and sudden muscle weakness triggered by emotion have long been…
Sleep medication use in children is a clinically sensitive area where evidence often lags behind practice. Understanding real-world prescription patterns…