Dreams

Dreaming dragons? Researchers have discovered REM and slow-wave sleep in lizards for the first time.

People are literally seeing images in their dreams when they undergo the rapid eye movements characteristic of certain stages of sleep, new research suggests.

A rare sleep disorder that makes people act out their dreams may be an early warning of a deadly neurological illness, a new review of previous research suggests.

How you cope with stress before it happens could affect how you feel the next day, a new study suggests. Some strategies, like daydreaming about the problem fixing itself, might make you feel worse.

People who dream about murder may be more aggressive during waking hours, a controversial new study finds.

Lucid dreamers know they are dreaming and can sometimes even change the plot of their dreams. New research suggests that these people may have stronger insight compared with others, even when awake.

For people who can control their dreams -- called lucid dreamers -- flying and having sex are the most popular activities they plan to do in their dreams, a survey finds.

Your brain on psychedelic drugs looks similar to your brain when you're dreaming, a new study suggests.

A new app aims to keep dreams alive, helping people remember, document and share their dreams. The resulting inventory of snooze stories can be a rich database for scientists to tap into.