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What nine sleep researchers do to get their best night's rest

From carefully timing meals and bedtime to turning down the lights and banning screens in bed, here's what the scientists who study sleep do to optimise their slumber

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A traveller sleeps on a bench with a suitcase at Cyprus' Larnaca International Airport on June 9, 2020. - Cyprus opened back up for international tourism on June 9, with airports welcoming visitors after an almost three-month shutdown due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, with a bold plan to cover health care costs for visitors. (Photo by Iakovos Hatzistavrou / AFP) (Photo by IAKOVOS HATZISTAVROU/AFP via Getty Images)

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How to shift your circadian clock to beat your jet lag

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How best to catch up on rest and pay off your sleep debt

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How best to catch up on rest and pay off your sleep debt

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The surprising relationship between your microbiome and sleeping well

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The surprising relationship between your microbiome and sleeping well

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Why your chronotype is key to figuring out how much sleep you need

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Why your chronotype is key to figuring out how much sleep you need

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Why sleep quality is so important – and so difficult to measure

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Why sleep quality is so important – and so difficult to measure

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What can we learn from a debunked theory of depression?

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The science of exercise: Sticking to your New Year’s workout plan

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The science of exercise: Sticking to your New Year’s workout plan

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Can a new class of wearable tech actively boost your mental health?

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Can a new class of wearable tech actively boost your mental health?

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US reports first human death related to bird flu

A person in Louisiana who became severely ill with a bird flu virus known as H5N1 in December has passed away from the infection, marking the first known bird flu death in the US

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Glowing biological quantum sensor could track how cells form

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Why becoming the right kind of optimist can transform your health

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Why US obesity rates fell for the first time in decades

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Forget aesthetics, the reason to look after our skin should be health

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