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Nightmares vs night terrors: Experts explain the difference and how to manage them
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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?
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
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
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
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.
Expert shares 5 common sleep apnea symptoms in children and when they’re likely to appear
Leading sleep apnea expert Prof. Esther Rodriguez-Villegas shares how to spot the common symptoms of sleep apnea in children — and what you should do.
7 signs that you’re in sleep debt and don’t even know it
From poor memory, low moods, and difficulty concentrating — these are the seven key signs that you could be in sleep debt without even realizing it.
What is sleep debt and can it ever really be paid back?
Sleep debt, also known as sleep deficit, is when you get less sleep than your body needs. It's possible to pay back some sleep debt, but not all. Here's how.
