Category: Prevailing Attitudes

Prevailing Attitudes

Do Women and Men Need Different Amounts of Sleep?

The National Sleep Foundation conducts a 10-year review of 133 meta-analyses for insights into whether the science has evolved.

Prevailing Attitudes

Sleep Research Society Announces 2026 Award Recipients

Four sleep and circadian scientists will be recognized for their contributions to research, education, and public service at SLEEP 2026.

Prevailing Attitudes

SRS Foundation, Psych Congress Partner to Bridge Sleep, Mental Health Education

New collaboration will integrate sleep and circadian science into mental health conferences to improve care for co-occurring disorders.

Academies & Associations

Less-Studied Components of Sleep Contribute to Cardiometabolic Health Too

An American Heart Association scientific statement emphasizes that cardiometabolic health is influenced by more than just sleep duration.

Corporate Wellness

Nox Health SleepCharge to Join CVS Health’s Point Solutions Management Platform

'This collaboration brings outcome-driven sleep care to millions, helping employers unlock better health, productivity, and retention.'

Celebrities, Politics

How AASM Advocacy Advances Sleep Policy

From telehealth to time change to reimbursement, the AASM Advocacy Committee is shaping policy to ensure sleep medicine remains accessible, science-driven, and central to public health.

Public Institutions

MAHA Report Condemns Common Sleep Apnea Surgery as ‘Overtreatment’

Sleep specialists may disagree on the reference to sleep apnea surgery in the section about “the crisis of overdiagnosis and overtreatment in children.”

Child Sleep Training

What Fairy Tales Can Teach About Sleep

Classic fairy tales like Snow White and Peter Pan offer opportunities to engage with children about healthy and disordered sleep, say researchers.

Future of Sleep

Advancing the Future of Sleep Medicine

An Interview with Vyto Kab, CEO, Persante Health Care