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Sleep Debt: Here's Why Getting Restful Sleep On The Weekends Isn't Enough
A few extra hours on the weekend won't restore a weakened immune system. Here we explain how sleeping on the weekends isn't enough.
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Sleep Debt, Night Shifts Can Raise Infection Risk: Study
Sleep debt and night shifts increase the risk of several common infections, according to a study on Monday.
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World Sleep Day 2020: 5 Reasons Why Sleeping Well Is Important For You; Tips To Improve Sleep Quality
World Sleep Day 2020: Did you know that not sleeping well for even one day can put you in sleep debt and make you feel tired and fatigued all day? Read here to know all the reasons why sleeping well is important for you.
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Can't Sleep Well? These Wonderful Nutrients Will Definitely Help
Ever thought there can be a deep connection between the food you eat and the quality of sleep you have? Yes, your food choices can directly affect your sleep quality or duration. Here's a quick nutrient guide for you to beat those insomniac nights.
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Sleeping In On Weekend Won't Repay Your Sleep Debt: Study Suggests
Sleeping in on the weekend can help the body recover mildly during those two days, but the effects don't last.
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"Is Finance Minister Sleeping?" Court Raps Centre Over Tribunal In Mumbai
The Bombay High Court expressed anger over the non-functioning of the Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT), the Mumbai premises of which were closed following a fire over a month ago, and sought to know "if the finance minister of the country was sleeping" over the shutdown of a key body.
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Sleep Deprived? Dedicate the Weekend for Sleeping to Stay Healthy
Catching up on lost sleep over weekends may help people keep their weight down, according to a study.
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In Euro era, opening bell is a 2:30 a.m. alarm
Gone are the days when traders showed up to work just before the NYSE opened at 9:30 a.m. Now, Wall Street has an unofficial opening bell: the 2:30 a.m. alarm clock. For traders, there is too much to lose if they sleep through history. The biggest spikes have occurred well before the New York markets open as well as between midnight and 3 a.m., whe...
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Sleep Debt: Here's Why Getting Restful Sleep On The Weekends Isn't Enough
A few extra hours on the weekend won't restore a weakened immune system. Here we explain how sleeping on the weekends isn't enough.
-
Sleep Debt, Night Shifts Can Raise Infection Risk: Study
Sleep debt and night shifts increase the risk of several common infections, according to a study on Monday.
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World Sleep Day 2020: 5 Reasons Why Sleeping Well Is Important For You; Tips To Improve Sleep Quality
World Sleep Day 2020: Did you know that not sleeping well for even one day can put you in sleep debt and make you feel tired and fatigued all day? Read here to know all the reasons why sleeping well is important for you.
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Can't Sleep Well? These Wonderful Nutrients Will Definitely Help
Ever thought there can be a deep connection between the food you eat and the quality of sleep you have? Yes, your food choices can directly affect your sleep quality or duration. Here's a quick nutrient guide for you to beat those insomniac nights.
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Sleeping In On Weekend Won't Repay Your Sleep Debt: Study Suggests
Sleeping in on the weekend can help the body recover mildly during those two days, but the effects don't last.
-
"Is Finance Minister Sleeping?" Court Raps Centre Over Tribunal In Mumbai
The Bombay High Court expressed anger over the non-functioning of the Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT), the Mumbai premises of which were closed following a fire over a month ago, and sought to know "if the finance minister of the country was sleeping" over the shutdown of a key body.
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Sleep Deprived? Dedicate the Weekend for Sleeping to Stay Healthy
Catching up on lost sleep over weekends may help people keep their weight down, according to a study.
-
In Euro era, opening bell is a 2:30 a.m. alarm
Gone are the days when traders showed up to work just before the NYSE opened at 9:30 a.m. Now, Wall Street has an unofficial opening bell: the 2:30 a.m. alarm clock. For traders, there is too much to lose if they sleep through history. The biggest spikes have occurred well before the New York markets open as well as between midnight and 3 a.m., whe...
