Dreams

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.

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