Dreams

What makes some people better than others at recalling their dreams? A new study finds differences in how brains of people who recall dreams react to sounds when they are awake.

Bath seat and bed rails put children at risk.

Based on brain wave activity, a computer model can identify the dream imagery that people see during sleep

Dreams play crucial roles in learning and memory, sleep science is showing.

New research suggests we might be close to "engineering" dreams. Scientists at MIT were able to manipulate what rats saw in their sleep.

Brain scans of self-aware dreamers could offer insight into self-reflection in the mind.

Scientists are learning more and more about what goes on while we sleep.

People with more working memory can stay on task, even when thinking about other things.