at night to pee, of all things, in this economy. it’s an all-too-common annoyance; research suggests as many as a third of people in the us over age 30 get up at least twice to pee every night—and that number only ticks up with age. the potential reasons for a regular middle-...
Even if your beloved canine companion is all grown up, waking up in the middle of the night can still be common for them. They may need to take a pee or poop because they ate late that day or drank too much water right before bedtime. However, waking up every night may not be norm...
To explore the sleep–wake dependent changes in miR-30c and miR-127 expression in more detail, the individual data of all study participants across the three experimental conditions were plotted (Figure 2). In young adults, expression of miR-30c was upregulated by the night without sleep and...