She Never Made It to Her Sleep Study
A personal story explores why women with cardiovascular disease deserve earlier conversations about sleep-disordered breathing.
A personal story explores why women with cardiovascular disease deserve earlier conversations about sleep-disordered breathing.
New research suggests a sex-specific vulnerability in patients with both obstructive sleep apnea and insomnia, potentially identifying a pathway to cognitive decline.
And the risks of ignoring it.
New research shows SUID is increasing across the board, with the highest rates among Black, Native Hawaiian, and Native American infants.
A survey of over 1,000 women reveals widespread sleep challenges and highlights the need for better healthcare support and resources.
A new study highlights racial and ethnic differences in children's sleep patterns, linking greater variability in sleep times to structural and sociocultural factors.
Recent studies on co-sleeping reveal its widespread cultural acceptance, potential impact on sleep patterns, and mixed findings on its benefits for emotional and mental health across various age groups.
Long shifts, harsh conditions, and irregular schedules make sleep a challenge for FIFO mining workers, but a new study highlights strategies that may help.
A University of Cincinnati researcher was awarded a $3.4 million grant to investigate how factors like racism, housing instability, screen time, and stress may influence sleep health in young children.
AGA members can now access HALEO’s virtual sleep care services, featuring 24/7 screening, quick care coordination, and CBT-I, at a reduced rate.