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PsyPost on MSNNew study uncovers how poor sleep sets the stage for nightmares—but not the other way aroundA new study published in the Journal of Sleep Research offers insight into how disrupted sleep and nightmares are related.
But here’s the twist- one might assume that having a nightmare would automatically make sleep worse; maybe you wake up in a ...
Increasing clouds into Monday morning. Breezy & milder on St. Patrick's Day. A First Alert Weather Day Wednesday as rain goes to snow, causing messy travel.
Now, a new study suggests that vivid hallucinations—both during sleep and while awake—could point to an underlying autoimmune disorder. Published in the journal eClinicalMedicine, a recent study found ...
But the trouble doesn’t end there. New research says that if you’ve had a hard time falling asleep, you may be more likely to have nightmares. A study published in the Journal of Sleep ...
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