Wake Up to the Myth of Melatonin as a Sleep Aid
A large amount of clinical research data shows that melatonin does not have a significant sleep-promoting effect and cannot treat insomnia disorders. It only serves to assist in regulating the circadian rhythm and maintaining sleep to some extent.
By Uncovering the Mechanism of Anti-Anxiety Medications Impairing Cognition, Can We Develop Drugs with Fewer Side Effects?
How does long-term use of anti-anxiety medications lead to cognitive impairments?
