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UConn Elisabeth DeLuca School of Nursing researchers presented new findings on maternal and family sleep health at SLEEP 2026, advancing the School’s growing leadership in sleep science and plans for a future sleep research laboratory

Millions worldwide suffer from sleep apnea, but 80% of sufferers1 don’t even know they have it. This serious condition causes people to experience pauses in breathing while asleep — potentially disrupting oxygen supply, lowering sleep quality and leading to health complications including hypertension and stroke. Despite these risks, the disorder largely goes unnoticed because getting a…

skip to content The REP Band tracks heart rate, heart-rate variability, blood oxygen levels, sleep quality and exercise metrics continuously. (Image: Noise)

Print James Cronin joins Essentia Health-South University Clinic to practice sleep medicine

U.S. Representatives Mary Gay Scanlon and Pat Harrigan introduced the bipartisan legislation

After the latest update to the Google Health app, naps greater than 20 minutes will now count toward your 24-hour total sleep duration in the app’s Sleep tab. You’ll still be able to see sleep trends over time for your main sleep session, like your longer nighttime stretch. Your main sleep session and naps will…

Sleep is about much more than avoiding grogginess. For teenagers, it plays a critical role in learning, memory, emotional health, and safety

Bed sheets in the freezer, ice packs under our pillows, foil blankets over the windows to prevent the build-up of high temperatures in our bedrooms: as Britain braces itself for the third heatwave of the year – with temperatures set to reach 35C (again) – everyone without the blessing of aircon has been taking drastic…

On most days, eight-year-old Shawn Letford is balancing the same things many children his age juggle: homework, family life, and hobbies like playing Rubik’s Cube. But Shawn also spends time speaking to audiences about healthy brain development, neuroscience, emotional intelligence, and creativity—topics most adults rarely discuss, let alone explain to children