NSF Highlights Sleep’s Role in Mental Health at Congressional Briefing
The National Sleep Foundation hosted the first Congressional Briefing on sleep health and mental health as part of Sleep Awareness Week.
The National Sleep Foundation hosted the first Congressional Briefing on sleep health and mental health as part of Sleep Awareness Week.
The National Sleep Foundation hosted the first Congressional briefing on sleep health equity, convening expert panelists from across the country for a conversation on social determinants of sleep health, focusing on potential solutions.
A pediatric sleep specialist reviews medical research on topics that are important to parents and children, including the impacts of sleep on sports participation and academic achievement.
Temitayo Oyegbile-Chidi, MD, PhD, became board chair of the National Sleep Foundation board of directors, on July 1, 2022. She speaks with Sleep Review about advocating for sleep on Capitol Hill, sleep health equity concerns, Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, and more.
Read MoreThe National Sleep Foundation has named the organization’s next senior director of business development and strategic partnerships, and vice president of research and scientific affairs.
Read MoreThe National Sleep Foundation and the Consumer Technology Association have released a September 2022 update to its standard, Definitions and Characteristics for Wearable Sleep Monitors.
Read MoreThe sleep health analysis gives a broad picture of the nation’s sleep health across two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreThe 2022 Sleep in America Poll documents opportunities to improve daily activities linked with a range of positive sleep and health outcomes.
Read MoreThe latest article published in the National Sleep Foundation’s Sleep Health Journal highlights the importance of later school start times for adolescents.
Read MoreThe National Sleep Foundation has published Foundations of Sleep Health, its first sleep health textbook.
Read More“We are setting our eyes on making an even greater impact on public health through our regular work with a diverse range of sleep health stakeholders.”
Read MoreThis is the first time Sleep Health Journal was included in Clarivate’s annual Journal Citation Reports.
Read MoreClinician-scientist Phyllis Zee hopes that circadian human biology will become a part of mainstream medicine.
Read MoreThe Lifetime Achievement Award is the organization’s highest award given to an individual who has demonstrated leadership in the field of sleep health.
Read MoreWith a new website and a leader well-versed in integrated communications, the NSF speaks to the public to help protect community health.
Read More“Many people are choosing to get one of the more important vaccinations they’ve been offered. Prioritizing good sleep can be part of the plan.”
Read MoreThe SleepTech Award is given annually by NSF based on the recommendation of a panel of sleep experts who review the descriptions and representations of how the applicants’ products and services support sleep science and achieve innovation in sleep technology to improve sleep health.
Read More“I am looking forward to using my experiences and professional purpose at a ground-breaking institution I have known for more than half its life, and I will be focusing on an area of public health to which I am deeply committed.”
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