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Don’t Sleep On Insomnia: Tips to Help You Get More Sleep
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Don’t Sleep On Insomnia: Tips to Help You Get More Sleep

By d-mars.com News Provider Have you ever struggled with sleep? Many people know what it feels like to have jet lag when traveling, or to toss and turn at night when they’re anxious and overwhelmed by life. But how do you know if your sleep problems have turned into insomnia? Read on to find out….

Don’t sleep on insomnia: tips to help you get more sleep
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Don’t sleep on insomnia: tips to help you get more sleep

by d-mars.com News Provider Have you ever struggled with sleep? Many people know what it feels like to have jet lag when traveling, or to toss and turn at night when they’re anxious and overwhelmed by life. But how do you know if your sleep problems have turned into insomnia? Read on to find out….

Black Veterans and Inaccessibility to Mental Health Resources

Black Veterans and Inaccessibility to Mental Health Resources

By: d-mars.com News Provider Sam Judy | The Dallas Weekly News Despite taking the same risk of death and costly sacrifice to their mental well-being, Black Veterans continue to suffer as mental health services are statistically less accessible for the demographic than their white counterparts. Despite taking the same risk of death and costly sacrifice…

As Black Americans Struggle To Get a Good Night Sleep, International Research Details the Benefits of Proper Rest
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As Black Americans Struggle To Get a Good Night Sleep, International Research Details the Benefits of Proper Rest

A staggering 90 percent of people fail to achieve a good night’s sleep, according to new international research presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress 2022. The study found that suboptimal sleep was associated with a higher likelihood of heart disease and stroke. The authors estimated that seven in ten of these cardiovascular…

New Study Suggests COVID Patients More Susceptible to Mental Illness
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New Study Suggests COVID Patients More Susceptible to Mental Illness

By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Medical and scientific experts have sounded the alarm, wanting people to understand that COVID is not the flu or a common cold, and recovery may not be permanent. According to a new study, 20 percent of recovering coronavirus patients develop some form of mental illness within…