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How daylight saving could harm your health as Europe's clocks change
Most of Europe will end daylight saving time this weekend, turning clocks back by one hour. But what are the potential health impacts of this practice?
Weighted blankets may be an easy way to improve sleep quality
Researchers reviewed 18 studies on using weighted blankets.
Reforming the CAP? How the EU sees the future of its agriculture
Changing the rules on subsidising farmers is at the heart of a 100-page report on the future of agriculture set to feed a vision document due in the first 100 days of the Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s second mandate.
Sleeping in on weekends may lower risk of heart disease, study finds
A recent study found that people who slept extra hours on weekends were up to 20 per cent less likely to develop heart disease compared to those who didn’t.
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Schools in Denmark are trialling lie-ins for teens to help boost sleep
Amid a growing awareness of youth mental health, some 20 schools in Denmark have pushed back their start times following a two-year trial.
Why a 'sleep divorce' could fix your relationship
Snoring, temperature variations, cover stealers, and tossing and turning often lead to partners sleeping separately. But this is not necessarily a bad thing.
Popular obesity drug may help treat sleep apnoea
The drug tirzepatide is marketed as Mounjaro and Zepbound by pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and belongs to the same class of drugs as semaglutide.
Screens impact your sleep so how can you stop doomscrolling in bed?
Here's what experts suggest to change your bedtime routine, and avoid screens and the inevitable late-night doomscrolling.
Sleepless nights sap joy and increase anxiety, major study reveals
Just losing an hour or two of sleep can negatively impact your emotions, researchers found in a new analysis of 50 years of data.