Top 10 Sleep News & Info Links, Oct 31-Nov 6
Links ranked in chronological order The Incidental Economist || Sleep Can Be Good for Your Salary November 6, 2019: #sleep #sleephealth #sleephygiene #workplace [...]
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How America sleeps: Spotlight on Indianapolis
Here are ten recent links to the world of sleep in Indianapolis, where SHC's curator will be in attendance as a speaker on two subjects (black market CPAP and sleep disorders in MS) at the first annual AAST sleep technology conference. [...]
Our Women’s Sleep Health section has been updated
If you're a woman and you frequently wonder, "Why can't I sleep?", this page may be for you. [...]
Wellness Wednesday: Video captures some reasons why mothers don’t sleep well
Zombie parenting, in a nutshell... [...]
Check out our Women’s Sleep Health section!
If you're a woman and you frequently wonder, "Why can't I sleep?", this page may be for you. [...]
Sleep News Weekly || February 16, 2018: Fired for sleep apnea? Chinese shoppers awoken in IKEA, dodgeball for narcolepsy, more
Workers claim they were fired for sleep apnea, IKEA shoppers in China are awoken from naps on display furniture by local comedians, new lung pacemaker treats first-ever sleep apnea patient, 700 people in Kentucky split $500k Provigil settlement, Japan examines the relationship between insomnia and suicide; narcolepsy mom plays dodgeball to raise awareness; and more about how America (and the world) sleeps. [...]
Sleep News Weekly || Jan 26, 2018 Special Edition: Sleep Across the Lifespan
The way we sleep across the continuum of our lives changes depending on age and situation. This special installment focuses on the human lifespan, curating recent news links that reflect the concerns of these key milestones in our sleeping lives: Aging, Menopause, Sandwich Generation, Parenthood, Pregnancy, Fertility, Young Adulthood, Adolescence, Childhood, and the sleep lives of the newly born. [...]
Sleep News Weekly || Dec 22, 2017: Tips for sleep-deprived parents, sleep apnea cuff, mattress shopping, more
Insomnia research in India; how to find the right bed: tips for mattress shopping; women's poor sleep health linked to infertility; truckers push back on sleep apnea screening rules; and more about how America (and the world) sleeps. [...]
#ICYMI: November’s collection of Right to Sleep news
November highlighted the very real civil and human rights issues in SHC's Right to Sleep News supplement. Not only are the homeless losing sleep while living on the street, but other people are having sleep stolen from them, and many of them are gainfully employed. Veteran status, pollution impacts, undertreated disorders and disabilities, displaced disaster victims, and unsustainable employer demands mark chief reasons why some people are cheated of an opportunity to sleep nearly every night of their lives.
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“The right to sleep”: The biggest civil & human rights problem you’ve never heard of
Is the opportunity to get sleep at night a human right? A civil right? [...]