Are Sleep Apps Useful for Assessing Children’s Sleep Problems?
Research from Monash University reveals that smartphone applications are not the best tool to assess sleep problems in children, as reported by Medical Xpress.
Read MoreResearch from Monash University reveals that smartphone applications are not the best tool to assess sleep problems in children, as reported by Medical Xpress.
Read MoreA report from the Huffington Post examines the impact of technology use on the sleep of adolescents.
Read MoreThe Bristol Bay Times reports that a new pilot study of the Copper River salmon driftnet fleet aims to examine the long-term health problems of fishermen, including sleep problems and high blood pressure.
Read MoreA report from The Washington Post details how to achieve a Paleolithic pattern of sleep in order to experience a period of peaceful wakefulness.
Read MoreIn a news report from The Guardian, science writer Jessa Gamble argues that with the help of science, sleep time may be reduced by making it higher quality and more efficient.
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