Research

The measurements can be used to distinguish sleep-related impairment from deficits related to alcohol or brain injury

A woman presented at hospital with a painless loss of vision in her left eye over the course of a month following an initial illness with fever

Smokers offered cash payments or vouchers were more likely to stub out the habit, according to a new Cochrane systematic review

Figures from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health reveal that 745 children and young people from England and Wales have type 2 diabetes

Rodents developed a sweet tooth following night time exposure to blue light, favouring sugar water over lard, water and standard rodent food

Chair time at leisure is associated with a higher risk of early death than sedentary hours at work, according to US research

Women who sleep in a room with a television or light on are more prone to weight gain according to a new study

“All she wanted to do was sleep and not open her eyes”

A survey has found that 35% of parents asked a health visitor to check their child’s eyes – up from 29% in 2014

Special eyewear may be able to tell which form of vertigo a patient has by monitoring eye movements