
Weighting Comforts
Weighted blankets are now a thing. But where’s the science behind some of these products’ claims?
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Weighted blankets are now a thing. But where’s the science behind some of these products’ claims?
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MyPillow touts sleep study’s findings while consumers are left in the dark on its methodology.
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Marketer of baby hammock claims its product reduces the risk of SIDS but lacks the evidence to prove it.
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