Your Sleep Habits May Point to a Specific Type of Depression, a New Study Finds - The New York Times
The clocks change soon. Here’s how to prep your body. The Washington Post
How to help your body adjust after the clocks changed last night The Independent
Pistachios are gaining attention as a bedtime snack for a big reason. Here’s what science says about sleep Raleigh News & Observer
Not all sleep is restorative. Ask any woman going through menopause Nutraceutical Business Review
Paul Schrader Is Not Afraid of the Big Sleep Interview Magazine
Sleep Duration Tied to Diabetic Kidney and Nerve Complications, but Not DR Review of Optometry
Daylight Saving Time ends: University of Michigan Experts Available for Interview | Newswise Newswise
Longer Sleep Duration Linked to Progression of Diabetic Nephropathy Neurology Advisor
Short sleep has ties to dozens of diseases The Ticker
6 Whole Foods and Beverages That May Naturally Improve Sleep The Food Institute
Experts urge doing this 2-second hack for better sleep — and it's essential in the cold weather Yahoo Health
How daylight saving time changes affect your circadian rhythm and what you can do about it NBC Connecticut
Sleep in total darkness to maintain heart health, researchers say TelegraphHerald.com
I Tested the Sleep Number ComfortNext Mattress: It Was Supportive, Cool, and Worth the Investment Homes and Gardens
5 Common Medications That Can Mess With Your Sleep The New York Times
Mikaila Sherman’s Pip Says Goodnight Follows a Little Mouse’s Gentle Journey to Sleep The Des Moines Register
Pistachios are packed with sleep-related nutrients, but do they actually help you rest? Charlotte Observer
King: Oprah ‘really can’t sleep’ over ‘Aha’ excitement Las Vegas Review-Journal
Gut microbiome differences may explain varied sleep responses to hydrogen supplementation News-Medical
WellSpan Shares Sleep Tips Ahead of Nov. 1 Time Change Franklin County Free Press
Clocks Fall Back Nov. 1. 6 Ways to Keep It From Wrecking Your Sleep Money Talks News
Gut microbiome may help explain why sleep improvement varies after hydrogen supplementation Medical Xpress
Why sleep changes with age Lincoln Journal Star
Think Being a Night Owl Is Just a Sleep Preference? Researchers Link It to a Depression Subtype Inc.com
Following Recent Sleep Token Controversy, Mystery Band Arcus Drop "Rebirth" Music Video - Theprp.com
Walmart drops epic SweetNight mattress deal — just $350 for a queen cooling bed in flash sale Tom's Guide
Nearly half of South Koreans experience fatigue, sleep average of 6.3 hours: report Asia News Network
Magnesium glycinate is the internet’s latest answer to better sleep. Does the science support the hype? The South First
If you do this in the morning, you may wreck your sleep at night The Washington Post
If your pet sleeps on your bed, an easy cleaning routine is key The Spokesman-Review
Importance of sleep for a healthy heart The New Indian Express
Man arrested for threatening to kill his child’s mother in her sleep Alachua Chronicle
"Mind-blowing" Alzheimer’s breakthrough: Two hours of sleep restored without clearing brain plaques Science Daily
Google Health 5.11 rolling out with Fitbit Air Health Guardian, improved sleep tracking, & more 9to5Google
Thinking about mouth taping for sleep? Here’s what doctors want you to know before purchasing Sacramento Bee
Sleep Number ComfortNext Ultra Recognized by Consumer 365 Home Furnishings Business
What One Extra Hour of Sleep Could Do for Your Mental Health Health News Hub
Mouth taping has taken over TikTok, but doctors warn of risks and limited evidence Charlotte Observer
The viral Hatch Smart Alarm Clock finally introduces sleep tracking, but is it worth it? Business Insider
Orthosomnia Sleep Foundation
Biggest predictor of whether college students flourish revealed in new study - and it's not sleep or studying The Independent
Exeter partners with iCareiMove to improve lives for menopausal women University of Exeter News
Beat the Fall Time Change Now With Simple Tweaks to Your Daily Sleep and Meal Routines (Video) South Florida Reporter
WHO says toddlers need 3 hours of play, 11 hours of sleep a day and zero screen time if they are under 2 | Health Hindustan Times
