Sleep

Find yourself yawning through your workday? Falling asleep at your desk. If you just can't seem to get enough sleep to power through that 9-5 you're not alone. Michigan ranks high on the list of "America's Most Sleep Deprived States".

Being a meteorologist is a pretty easy gig. You can say basically whatever you want, be wrong, and do it again the next day. But in order to get it wrong, first you have to get up!

After being married for a few years, people start to notice patterns developing in their spouses. Some are innocent little quirks, others are more like "run for your life" tendencies. A new study out of Duke University shows that women are more angry, hostile and confrontational than men when they wake up.

Not getting enough sleep at night could dramatically increase a person's risk of heart attack or stroke.  A new preliminary study shows people over the age of 45 who sleep less than six hours every night suffer double the risk of having a heart attack or stroke.  They're also at 70-percent higher risk for congestive heart failure.

Most of us know our diets play a big part in heart health, but did you know the amount of sleep you get can have an impact, too?

If you’ve ever wondered why some people can get by on just a few hours of sleep while others need much more, scientists may have found an answer. Research conducted on 4,000 Europeans discovered that those who had two copies of a particular variant of a gene called ABCC9, which influences sleep duration, generally reported sleeping less than those who had two copies of a different version of the g

A gene could hold the key to sleep.  International researchers say a gene variant explains why some people get by on a few hours of shut-eye while others need a long time in bed to feel rested.