Dossier
Poor sleep
Coverage of Poor sleep in the Nexus archive.
- When obesity, smoking and alcohol aren't to blame: Poor sleep fuelling cancer surge in under 50s
Poor sleep is contributing to a rise in cancer cases among people under 50, independent of factors like obesity, smoking, and alcohol. The article highlights sleep as a key driver in this cancer surge.
- Poor sleep linked to rising cancer risk in under-50s
Poor sleep may be contributing to the global rise in cancer diagnoses among under-50s, with cases increasing by 80% in three decades and deaths rising by 27%. Two large studies link poor sleep to higher cancer risk in younger adults.
- This everyday drinking pattern could quietly raise liver disease risk
The article highlights several health risks linked to lifestyle factors such as alcohol consumption, sleep patterns, and diet. It also mentions potential interventions like vaccines and drugs for conditions like Alzheimer's and liver disease.