The many reasons a person may sleepwalk include genetics, sleep deprivation, stress, migraines, fever, breathing disorders, ...

I was an above-average student, devouring novels like oxygen, grasping concepts in sciences and acing Shakespeare and Chinua ...

Investment and growth thrive on stability. For now at least, Americans face a period of self-inflicted disorder. The impact will be felt around the world for years to come.

Melissa Koch of Wendell has a chronic joint disorder that makes it hard to move around and care for her three young kids. “All of my joints are affected by this,” Koch explained to 5 On Your Side.

Twenty-two percent of participants screened positive for probable nightmare disorder, compared to 2 to 8 percent in the U.S. population. Our participants also frequently experienced other ...

"My wife sits on my chest and tries to drink my blood with the intent to kill me," the constable wrote describing his nightmares ... is suffering from a nerve disorder, which is also adding ...

More specifically, it showed that having frequent bad dreams and nightmares (bad dreams that make you wake up) during middle or older age, may be linked with an increased risk of developing dementia.

one wrote: 'Most of the houses I see could be made nice if they're decorated differently but this one? Not a chance. It's like the nightmares I get when I'm ill.' ...

Among people with frequent nightmares and comorbid post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), there is insufficient research to determine the initial course of action in addressing PTSD first or sleep ...

European leaders are confronting their worst-case scenario: maybe they really are going to be dealing with a bellicose Russia alone. When the United States lined up alongside Russia and North Korea ...