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According to new research from the University of Michigan and the Veterans Affairs Ann Arbor Healthcare System, a record number of elderly people are completing living wills to guide end-of-life…

The enzyme GABA transaminase, which is the target of some epilepsy drugs, contributes to sleep loss, a new study in a mutant fruitfly called sleepless (sss) has confirmed.

Individuals with insomnia are at a much higher risk of hospitalization from stroke than those without the sleep disorder, according to a new study from researchers in Taiwan.

Are shoppers sacrificing their well-being for a sense of value that never materializes?

The prevalence of smoking on TV has risen and fallen in line with our own cigarette consumption – but has it directly influenced how much we smoke?

Research suggests that sleep patterns are linked with important character traits and behavior, said study author Dario Maestripieri, professor in Comparative Human Development.

Many worry that post-traumatic stress will again be misrepresented and misunderstood as a condition that sparks public, violent outbursts.

Researchers have discovered that ketamine works, even for a short period, giving hope to many with severe depression.

A government review shows that standardizing packages would help cut smoking rates.