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How to stop restless legs immediately for a good night's sleep, according to doctors
By Sarah Finley published
Up all night with restless leg syndrome? These simple lifestyle changes from doctors can manage your symptoms

Can the right pillow really help reduce sleep apnea symptoms? Yes, here's how
By Becky George published
Using the right pillow can help ease the symptoms of sleep apnea. We asked the experts how.

Over 70% of women feel their sleep is impacting their mental health, new survey reveals
By Lauren Jeffries published
A new study reveals over 70% of women feel their sleep is impacting their mental health. We asked Dr. Weiss to explain today's findings.

Is sleeping on your stomach bad for you? Yes, but you can fix that — here’s how
By Nicola Appleton last updated
Sleeping on your stomach can cause back, neck, and shoulder pain. But the right mattress can help with all that.

How to go to sleep earlier in 6 simple steps, according to experts
By Diana Kelly Levey published
Here’s exactly what to do if you want to go to sleep earlier tonight and make it a habit.

How to sleep with GERD — 5 steps from a sleep doctor
By Sarah Finley published
Struggling to sleep with GERD? A sleep doctors offers their 5 steps to ease symptoms of GERD at night

What is PCM and why is it important in a cooling mattress?
By Eve Davies published
Do you sleep hot? Phase change material used in cooling mattresses can help. Here's how.

Why you should join the 5am club and how to do it without losing sleep, according to a doctor
By Eve Davies published
The benefits of waking up at 5am have long been documented. But how can you wake up earlier and still get enough rest? A sleep expert weighs in

What is sleep inertia? We asked an expert how to stop feeling groggy in the morning
By Lauren Jeffries published
We asked Dr William Lu, a sleep expert, what is sleep inertia, what causes it and how we can stop it, so you can say goodbye to groggy mornings.

People are swapping their nighttime sleep for multiple naps — but what is polyphasic sleep and is it dangerous?
By Lauren Jeffries published
Polyphasic sleep means breaking up your usual nighttime sleep into shorter naps. We asked an expert if it's a dangerous schedule and alternatives for better productivity.
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