A new study from Canada finds that blue light before bed might not be as bad for adults as we have been led to believe.

The exposure of blue or bright light during sleep, causes your body to misinterpret its internal clock (circadian rhythm).

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For years, experts have warned that using your phone before bed harms sleep. A new study from Toronto Metropolitan University ...

Most of us know about the essential habits of a good night’s sleep, get eight hours, avoid caffeine late in the day.

A new study from Canada finds that blue light before bed might not be as bad for adults as we have been led to believe.

When we go to sleep, the process often becomes complicated. Melatonin is the main source of hormones that induce sleep and ...

The blue light that tablets emit is believed to make sleep less restful. However, an experimental study with young children was unable to confirm this assumption.

Alerts, messages, and social media updates keep the brain in a state of constant activity. This prevents mental relaxation, ...

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