Sleep

Dr. Brendan Lucey answers listener questions about sleep and discuss his new study.

A new study suggests that even more than sleep quantity, sleep consistency is critical for young adults’ happiness and cognitive functioning.

A recent study by Washington University researchers untangles the complicated relationship among sleep, Alzheimer’s and cognitive function.

School at McKinley Classical Leadership Academy Middle School begins at 7:10 a.m.If Lisa Manzo-Preston’s seventh grade daughter took the bus to the St.…

Author Daniel Pink researched the science of timing to see how time of day affects what we do and how we do it.On Wednesday’s St. Louis on the Air, host…

Love it, hate it, don’t get enough of it — we can all agree that a healthy relationship with sleep is integral to a successful life.On Thursday’s St.…

Another study has shown a link between disrupted sleep patterns and Alzheimer’s disease.Researchers at Washington University looked at 32 people who have…

An experiment that paired sounds with smells suggests basic forms of learning are possible while snoozing. The key seems to be a phenomenon known as conditioning — a form of simple learning made famous by Ivan Pavlov and his dog.

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