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Catch up on 10 sleep articles from the past year, highlighting childhood sleep problems and mental health, the impact of sleep on immunity, the relationship between nightmares and cardiovascular disease, the link between OSA and infertility, and more. bit.ly/3sciI9m
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Delaying school start times by 1hr = 1) more sleep, 2) better attendance, and 3) superior academic performance. Conclusion: "A delay in school start time should be seriously considered to improve sleep and academic achievements of students." Quite. tinyurl.com/y46bgt5t
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Meet Seth, the Founder of Sleepably that left his job and became a certified sleep coach to improve his own sleep and then help others. ⭐️ Thank you Seth! 🙏
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Another reason to choose veggies over processed foods: a new study found that a #diet of fruits and vegetables was linked to higher #sleep quality in midlife women compared to unhealthier diets. @JCSMJournal bit.ly/34aItOp
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As we settle into August, it’s time to start thinking about sleep and school schedules. You may be tempted to let your teen sleep in on weekends, but research argues against this: bit.ly/3jnBDud
#teensleep #schoolsleep #schoolsleepiness #sleepschedule
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Our latest study shows insomnia improvements with telemedicine. Good news for our current times: Telemedicine Versus Face-to-Face Delivery of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia: A Randomized Controlled Non-Inferiority Trial academic.oup.com/sleep/sleep…
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"Not only did teens in cities with higher levels of artificial outdoor light go to bed later and sleep less, they also were more likely to have a mood or anxiety disorder." The study was published online today in @JAMAPsych.
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Blue light has a dark side: bit.ly/2Z8yDrZ #HarvardHealth
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The realities of the pandemic have made us vulnerable to poor #sleep but managing your mental and physical health is critical right now. Follow these tips to get better sleep. @MediaplanetUSA bit.ly/2Viy6md
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#Neurologists w/ expertise in sleep disorders have seen a rise in #sleepdisorders linked w/ #COVID19, also known as “COVID-somnia.” Read on to learn more about what they are seeing & how they are treating it. @RachelSalasMD @HopkinsMedicine @dannybsleepMD bit.ly/2Y4t0vG
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The impact of smartphones on #sleep has been studied, but what about #VirtualReality (VR) headsets? This article predicts that immersive VR will disrupt sleep cycles similar to the the way that jet lag does. bit.ly/3huVWVv
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Sleep is essential for optimal health in children and teens. How many hours of #sleep should your child get on a regular basis? bit.ly/2LJfxTl















