Can Better Sleep Buffer the Effects of Racism on Adolescents? Researchers Think So
Sleep-promoting programs may improve developmental outcomes and disrupt the effects of racism, researchers say.
Sleep-promoting programs may improve developmental outcomes and disrupt the effects of racism, researchers say.
The survey quantifies not just the number of employees napping during work hours but also delves into the duration of their naps, who’s most likely to take them, and the primary reasons behind these midday breaks.
An NIH-funded study reveals that teenagers with inconsistent sleep schedules are more likely to experience academic difficulties and increased school-related behavioral problems.
In light of the accumulating evidence for the harms of energy drinks, several countries have started to regulate or outright ban their sale to minors.
Researchers say this advantage could potentially explain why women living with sleep apnea present a lower prevalence of co-morbidities, including type II diabetes and cardiovascular disease, than men.
The results were unexpected since Black people have been shown to have a higher risk of stroke and are more likely to have sleep apnea than white people, researchers say.
A survey of 1,252 Americans reveals their sleep arrangement plans for this Valentine's Day. Here's how many are sleeping alone.
A study investigates the correlation between atypical work patterns and their effects on sleep quality and quantity.
stablished by a University of Michigan sleep epidemiologist, the new sleep medicine service aims to combat sleep disorders and help reduce poor health outcomes.
Sleep Country Canada launches the “Hour Back Pledge,” encouraging businesses nationwide to join in giving employees extra sleep time to mitigate daylight saving time's impact.