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Insomnia Isn’t Just Exhausting — It May Raise Your Risk of Stroke, Dementia. Recent research has found that chronic insomnia may increase the risk of stroke, dementia, and depression. ljubaphoto · E+/Getty A recent review has found that insomnia may be associated with an increased risk of stroke and hospitalization. The researchers also found evidence of an association between insomnia and depression, suicidal behaviors, and dementia. These findings add to growing evidence that insomnia may be linked to health risks beyond poor sleep and impaired daytime functioning. Insomnia may do more than leave you tired. A review published in Sleep.

Wall Squats, Planks Once a Week May Help Lower Your Blood Pressure. Performing isometric exercises like wall squats and planks just a few times per week may help lower blood pressure. VioletaStoimenova/E+/Getty Images Just one or two isometric exercise sessions per week may help lower blood pressure in the short term, according to a new study. Performing isometric exercises, such as wall squats and planks, three times a week may provide long-term benefits. Experts say people beginning an isometric exercise program should start slowly and build up their routine over time. Isometric exercises, even if done only occasionally, could help.

The best industry to change jobs to get paid more money — and the worst. Finding a new job is one way to get a pay increase at a time when inflation has been outpacing wage growth.

Does AI have a soul? Pope Leo and Anthropic clash. The Vatican has laid a moral blueprint for the technology, with Pope Leo maintaining that “algorithms lack the spark of humanity.”.

Why bond investors quickly lost their enthusiasm for weak jobs figures. A weak U.S. jobs report did what bad news hadn’t done in a while: It made U.S. debt look attractive again — albeit briefly.

Holy Harvey Awards, Batman! Frank Miller, Klaus Janson, David Mazzucchelli Set for Hall of Fame Honors (Exclusive). It will be a special Dark Knight edition of the ceremony at New York Comic Con as key Batman creators, living and deceased, are inducted.