The majestic Hummingbird, known for their rapid wingbeats, agility, and near-constant need for nectar. With their frantic, ...

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If you've resolved to get better sleep in 2025, allow me to recommend one product that has changed my sleep game and could change yours: sleep earbuds. ZDNET staffers conducted hands-on testing ...

A hypnic jerk is a sudden involuntary twitch or muscle contraction that occurs as you fall asleep. Also known as sleep starts, these hypnic jerks may jolt the entire body or affect only one part, like ...

After a year of rising bird flu cases among people in the United States, researchers are keeping a watchful eye on the H5N1 virus to slow further spread. Since early 2024, the country has recorded ...

Be honest: How many times have you made a resolution to upgrade or improve your sleep? No shame, no blame here. We’re all in this together: In a nationally representative Consumer Reports survey ...

Tiny songbirds such as grosbeaks and warblers migrate thousands of miles, flying at night and resting during the day, to and from their wintering grounds—and unlike many larger birds ...

Mike Lomax travels hundreds of miles for the chance to see rare birds Bird watchers from across ... grabbing a couple of hours sleep in his car before first light. "I was standing here for a ...

The secret to feeling good after a night's sleep may start during the day. Here are some tips on how to improve your sleep and feel less tired. Feeling tired? You're not alone – and you may be ...

Sleep apnea is a condition that causes repeated cycles of breathing interruptions during sleep. If left untreated, sleep apnea may lead to dangerous health complications related to oxygen ...

Share on Pinterest How might sleeping aids affect brain health? A mouse study aims to shed some light on this matter. Image credit: robert reader/Getty Images. As many as 70 million people have ...

Last week, there was a death from the bird flu. Where do things stand today? Andy Pekosz: We're seeing signs that this virus is really moving into humans. There was an infection in a person in ...