You fall asleep at an appropriate hour, giving yourself enough time to rest before a big day ahead — only to be jolted awake by racing thoughts: Was your friend secretly offended by your joke? Are ...

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Before you roll over, consider whether those extra minutes of sleep are truly restorative.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Daylight saving time ends this Sunday, Nov. 2, which means we'll gain an hour of sleep as clocks "fall back" one hour. But with it getting darker earlier at night, many people are ...

People complain to me ceaselessly - they can’t get back to sleep. Yet returning to sleep engages the same tools that help you first fall asleep. If sleep is as necessary to life as food, why is ...

The following story is excerpted from TIME’s special edition, The Science of Sleep, which is available at Amazon. Anyone who has nodded off on the subway, faked alertness in a meeting at work or ...

Remember that hour of sleep we sort of lost months ago? It’s coming back this weekend. Nov. 2 is the end of Daylight Saving Time and we will once again “Fall Back” to Standard Time. On Sunday morning, ...

The first uncomfortable truth of sleep is this: We can’t get to sleep, we can’t life-hack our way to sleep, and we can’t will our way to sleep. Instead, we fall asleep much like we fall in love or ...

The big day is coming. Fluff your pillows, grab your weighted blanket and find your favorite spot in the bed and groove into it. We're about to fall back and you can get that extra hour of sleep ...