Why some people remember their dreams while others don’t: New study reveals key factors
A study on dream recall involving 217 adults revealed that attitudes towards dreaming, mind wandering, and sleep patterns affect memory.
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Why some people remember their dreams (and others don’t)
Study shows that daydreamers are more likely to have stronger recall of their overnight adventures LUCCA, Italy — What were ...
I Tested the Best Sleep Tech of 2025 and I've Never Slept Better
After yawning your way out of bed, it's clear a poor night’s sleep influences nearly every aspect of your day. The once niche ...
Grid cells' rhythmic sweeps reshape understanding of brain's spatial navigation
A discovery at the Kavli Institute at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Norway has uncovered a ...
My 5 favorite Oura smart ring features
It's not Green Lantern's ring but Oura's smart rings are loaded with interesting and actionable features that earn trust ...
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Biohacker reveals simple formula that works out the ‘perfect time’ you should be going to bed at
A doctor has revealed a mathematic formula that ensures you wake-up feeling ready for the day, after being 'obsessed with ...
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The Future of Sleep: How Technology Can Help You Rest Smarter
In today’s fast-paced world, quality sleep is no longer just a luxury—it’s essential for peak performance, mental clarity, ...
Opinion
A perpetually exhausted pigeon?
Have you seen that meme? The one that says “I’m not an early bird or a night owl but some sort of perpetually exhausted pigeon.” Yeah. I can relate. I think a lot of us are feeling tired right now.