People with insomnia and concomitant obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) represented a fairly common, medically complex group for ...

A review found people living with insomnia felt their sleep concerns were often trivialized or misunderstood by health-care professionals, and stigmatized by others.

Sleep problems after COVID-19 infection may include trouble falling asleep, trouble staying asleep, and feeling sleepy during the day. One study reports that 76% of people who have recovered from ...

Of the participants, 153,881 had insomnia and 1,030,375 did not. The researchers found that those with insomnia were 1.69 times more likely to have a heart attack than people without insomnia.

Many people with insomnia experience hyperarousal when they go to bed, making it difficult to sleep. Stock image of a woman with a sleeping problem covering her head with a pillow in frustration.

Some people turn to herbs, such as chamomile or valerian, to help with insomnia. But according to the CDC , there’s little evidence to support that these herbs are actually effective at treating ...

Insomnia raises the risk for stroke, even in people younger than 50, a new study found. The more symptoms of insomnia you have, the greater the risk.

The more symptoms of insomnia you have the higher the risk, especially if you’re younger than age 50, according to the study, which followed over 31,000 people with no history of stroke for nine ...

Diphenhydramine typically causes drowsiness, but in some people, it can stimulate the central nervous system. This may lead to insomnia.

“Psychophysiological insomnia” was a diagnosis doctors gave to people experiencing sleeplessness related to anxiety about being unable to sleep. It is no longer in use. Because anxiety about ...

If you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, wake up too early most days or have other signs of insomnia, you may be at higher risk for stroke, a new study found.