Neuroscientists find brain cells that explain why stress keeps you up at night

A new study shows how neurons in the hypothalamus may connect stress to sleepless nights and forgetfulness—and may offer hope for new treatments.

If your anxiety before a big test or a high-stakes presentation has ever kept you up at night, you can rest easier knowing that scientists are trying to get to the bottom of matters.

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Published on June 20, 2025 20:45
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