A new study has thrown its hat into the ring, suggesting how sleep deprivation could impact the immune system and may ...

Monocytes are a principal component of the body’s innate immune system, and the new research looks at how sleep quality ...

The study, published in The Journal of Immunology, found that even a single night of 24-hour sleep deprivation in young, lean, and healthy individuals altered the profile of immune cells that help ...

New research, published in The Journal of Immunology, reveals insight into the impact sleep quality has on a person’s immune system, and how it could be linked to the development of diseases ...

Staying awake for 24 consecutive hours can change the behavior of immune cells in young, healthy and lean people — they end up resembling immune cells found in people with obesity, study says.

New evidence is highlighting just how important sleep is for overall health. Emerging research published in The Journal of Immunology found a link between sleep deprivation and the immune system ...

Getting only six hours of sleep per night consistently isn’t enough for everyone and can have adverse effects over time. Find ...

Even one sleepless night is not good for your immune system. — AFP Everyone knows that a sleepless night impacts both energy levels and morale, but the effects don't stop there.

It strengthens your immune system to ward off infections. Sleep regulates your blood pressure and heart rate to prevent heart disease , obesity, and stroke. Recovery from Sleep Deprivation ...

A new study has thrown its hat into the ring, suggesting how sleep deprivation could impact the immune system and may increase inflammation – even after just one night of poor kip.

New research reveals insight into the impact sleep quality has on a person’s immune system, and how it could be linked to the development of diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular ...