Tag: sleep fragmentation

Understanding the Correlation Between Sleep Architecture and Narcolepsy Biomarkers: What Your Sleep Patterns Reveal

Understanding the Correlation Between Sleep Architecture and Narcolepsy Biomarkers: What Your Sleep Patterns Reveal

Your brain is broadcasting distress signals every night through your sleep patterns—and most doctors miss them for an average of 8-10 years.

The Impact of Sleep Deprivation on Sleepwalking Arousal: Understanding the Vicious Cycle That Keeps You Wandering

The Impact of Sleep Deprivation on Sleepwalking Arousal: Understanding the Vicious Cycle That Keeps You Wandering

The third-floor window jumper didn’t know his sleep debt would nearly kill him—here’s the vicious cycle destroying sleepwalkers’ lives.

Sleepwalking Amnesia and Its Relationship to Sleep Disorders: When Memory Vanishes in the Night

Sleepwalking Amnesia and Its Relationship to Sleep Disorders: When Memory Vanishes in the Night

What if the most terrifying part of sleepwalking isn’t what you do—but what you can’t remember doing?

Unraveling the Relationship Between Caffeine and Insomnia: Why Your DNA Determines Your Sleep

Unraveling the Relationship Between Caffeine and Insomnia: Why Your DNA Determines Your Sleep

Your afternoon coffee is sabotaging your sleep 12 hours later, and you can’t even feel it happening.

The Role of Melatonin in Narcolepsy and Endocrine Regulation: What This Complex Relationship Reveals About Sleep Itself

The Role of Melatonin in Narcolepsy and Endocrine Regulation: What This Complex Relationship Reveals About Sleep Itself

Stanford researchers discovered why melatonin sometimes makes sleep worse, not better—and it changes everything about treating insomnia.

Understanding the Sleep Cycles of Adults with Sleepwalking: What Science Reveals About This Misunderstood Condition

Understanding the Sleep Cycles of Adults with Sleepwalking: What Science Reveals About This Misunderstood Condition

If you think adult sleepwalking is harmless childhood leftover behavior, recent medical research will shock you completely.