(WTHR) – The Food and Drug Administration is strengthening the warnings on some of their most popularly used sleeping pills. Sleeping pills under the names Lunesta, Sonata and Ambien, as well as three ...

Everyone has trouble sleeping from time to time—stressful life events like having to take a test the next day, or dealing with worries about home or work can keep you from falling asleep or staying ...

Flying across time zones? Anxious and uncomfortable while doing so? We asked medical experts the pros and cons of five different sleeping aids. If noise-canceling headphones don’t help you doze off, ...

Insomnia is the most common sleep disorder. But there are effective treatments for it. Doctors might start by recommending lifestyle changes that could improve your sleep. Or they might refer you for ...

If you find it increasingly difficult to sleep as you age, you’re not alone. According to the CDC, 11.9 percent of adult ...

In our fast-paced world, a restful night’s sleep has become an elusive luxury for many individuals. The pervasive challenges of sleep disorders and disturbances drive a substantial number of people to ...

Dr. Sidney Smith answers the question: 'Sleeping Pills And Heart Disease?' — -- Question: Is There A Connection Between Sleeping Pills And Heart Disease? Answer: Certain questions have been ...

Imagine cozying into bed and falling asleep within minutes-- and then staying asleep until the sun comes up or your alarm goes off. If you're one of those people, you're envied by many. If you're the ...

About 4 percent of Americans use prescription sleep aids, with the drug being more commonly used among women and older adults, a new report from the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC) ...