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Survey reveals how sleep deprivation ages your face — with AI-generated images
By Ruth Jones published
Using AI-generated images, a recent survey has revealed why a good night's sleep might be the best skincare routine around.

Sleep doctor shares the top 5 causes of insomnia — and how to manage it
By Sarah Finley published
Sponsored by Nectar
Are you dealing with insomnia? For World Sleep Day, we spoke to a sleep doctor about the top five causes of insomnia and how to treat it.

Why have I started snoring — and how can I stop? A doctor responds
By Nicola Appleton published
If you’ve recently started snoring, the first thing to do is to rule out sleep apnea, advises a board certified physician.

Nightmares vs night terrors: Experts explain the difference and how to manage them
By Frances Daniels published
Sponsored by Nectar Sleep
We asked three sleep experts to explain the difference between nightmares vs night terrors, plus how to manage them when they happen.

What is sleep paralysis — and is it possible to stop it from happening in the moment?
By Sarah Finley published
Sleep paralysis is a frightening disorder where you are awake but cannot move. But what causes it and is it possible to stop it from happening? A sleep scientist answers.

Why do I grind my teeth in my sleep? A leading neuroscientist answers
By Nicola Appleton published
A dental guard can help protect your teeth from grinding them in your sleep, but that only solves part of the problem, explains a leading sleep expert.

How do I know if I have sleep apnea? A leading sleep apnea expert answers
By Nicola Appleton published
What is sleep apnea and how to tell if you have it

Why do I sweat so much in my sleep? A sleep scientist answers
By Nicola Appleton published
A sleep scientist explains why you could be sweating more than normal during your sleep, plus 5 things you can do to stay cooler at night.
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