Frequently Asked Questions About Sleep
While we have made great progress in understanding the science of sleep, there is still much to be explained.
While we have made great progress in understanding the science of sleep, there is still much to be explained.
Anywhere from 10% to 15% of U.S. females have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a sleep disorder characterized by breathing that repeatedly slows or stops during sleep.
When it comes to your child getting a good night’s sleep, there can be a lot of things working against them, including their sleep habits, health conditions, and screen time.
Of those who lose sleep over money, 52% say it’s about personal finances, followed by family issues (47%), mental health issues (39%), health issues (37%), and the economy (35%).
Whether it is break-of-dawn school start times or early work meetings, most schedules seem to accommodate morning people.