Tag: sleep quality
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How Sleep Quality Shapes Brain Function in Real Time with MEG
Introduction: Sleep Quality and Brain Health in Real Time New research from MYndspan demonstrates how sleep quality directly influences brain function, using clinical-grade magnetoencephalography (MEG) to monitor the brain as people sleep and wake. The findings bridge laboratory data with real-world experiences, showing that even subtle sleep disruption can ripple through neural networks, affecting attention,…
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MYndspan Explores How Sleep Quality Shapes Brain Function in Real Time With MEG
New Real-Time Insights into Sleep and the Brain Sleep is essential for cognitive performance and daily functioning, but until now, linking everyday sleep quality to immediate changes in brain activity was difficult to observe outside specialized labs. MYndspan is changing that by leveraging clinical-grade magnetoencephalography (MEG) to monitor brain function in real time. The company’s…
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Want younger skin and better sleep? Why two kiwi fruits a day could help
Can two kiwis a day brighten your skin and improve sleep? If you’re chasing a simple, natural tweak to your daily routine that could help both your complexion and sleep quality, two kiwi fruits a day might be worth considering. Rich in vitamin C, polyphenols, potassium, and other nutrients, kiwis offer a small but meaningful…
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Poor Sleep Quality Accelerates Brain Aging: What Science Reveals
Introduction: Sleep, Brain Aging, and The Big Question For years, scientists have examined the uneasy relationship between sleep and brain health. While it is established that sleep problems are associated with dementia and cognitive decline, a key question remained: does poor sleep actively accelerate brain aging, or is it simply an early symptom of neurodegenerative…
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Poor Sleep Quality Accelerates Brain Aging: What You Need to Know
New Evidence Links Sleep Quality to Brain Aging For years, researchers have explored the relationship between sleep and cognitive health. A growing body of evidence now suggests that poor sleep quality does more than leave you tired in the morning: it may accelerate brain aging and increase the risk of cognitive decline over time. While…
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Loop Earplugs Offers: Quiet 2, Sweet Dreams and Gift Set Discounts for Sound Sleep and Loud Live Music
Why Loop Earplugs Are a Must-Have for Music Lovers and Travelers For anyone who lives for loud concerts, long travel days, or late-night sleep in noisy environments, Loop Earplugs offer a practical, comfortable solution. These reusable, modular earplugs are designed to reduce sound levels without distorting music or important conversations. As a long-time live-music enthusiast…
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Nocturia: How Often Should You Pee at Night and Why It Matters
What is nocturia and why does it matter? Nocturia is the medical term for waking at night to urinate. It isn’t just a minor annoyance—it can fragment your sleep, lead to daytime fatigue, and affect mood and performance. For some people, waking once to pee at night feels normal and manageable. For others, waking several…
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EACS 2025 Guidelines Spotlight Sleep: New Section on Sleep Disorders and Sleep Quality in HIV Care
Introduction: A Milestone in HIV Care The European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) has released its 2025 guidelines and, for the first time in this comprehensive standard, includes a dedicated section on sleep disorders and sleep quality. Recognizing the clinical impact of poor sleep on health outcomes, mood, and adherence, the guidelines now advocate integrating sleep…
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Social Media Stress: How Online Platforms Impact Real-Life Tension
Understanding the Real-Life Toll of Social Media Social media has woven itself into everyday life, shaping how we communicate, learn, and entertain ourselves. Yet the same platforms that offer connection can also introduce persistent stress into our daily routines. From constant notifications to carefully curated feeds, the online world can spill into real-life emotions, sleep,…
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Why Sleep Experts Say We Should Abolish Daylight Saving Time
Why the Time Change Messes with Sleep Every spring and fall, millions experience a shift in their daily schedule as clocks move forward or backward. Sleep experts warn that this biannual adjustment disrupts the body’s internal clock, or circadian rhythm, and can take several days to re-align. The disruption is not just about losing an…