sleep
Tongue Fat Linked to Sleep Apnea in Obese Adults, Study
Obese adults with obstructive sleep apnea possess larger tongue and a higher percentage of fat deposits than obese controls, according to a University of Pennsylvania led study. Researchers said that tongue fat is present in larger quantities in the base of the tongue in the retroglossal region.
Sleep Disturbance Affects Academic Performance of Adolescents, Study
Sleep Deprivation Can Cause Decline in Brain Volume, Study
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Effective in Treating Sleep Apnea in Older People, Study
Poor Sleep Increases Suicide Risk in Older Adults, Study
Persistent Sleep Problems Following Divorce Lead To High Blood Pressure, Study
Sleep Deprivation Leads to Schizophrenia-Like Symptoms in Healthy Adults, Study
Losing Weight Improves Sleep Quality and Duration, Study
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By Staff ReporterGood Sleep Enhances Memory after Learning, Study
By Staff ReporterEarly Morning Classes Affect Education and Health in Teens, Study
By Staff ReporterSleep Deprivation Causes Loss of Brain Cells and Neuron Injury, Study
By Staff ReporterGetting Too Much or Too Little Sleep Causes Major Depression in Teens, Study
By Staff ReporterUsing Smartphones at Night Hinders Efficiency, Study
By Staff ReporterWant To Sleep Peacefully? Quit Smoking, Study
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