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Chinese sleep technology companies are expanding overseas as consumers worldwide pay greater attention to sleep health, creating opportunities for businesses that combine intelligent manufacturing, artificial intelligence and personalized sleep solutions

Dr. Sebastian Amaya, an anesthesiology resident at Yale School of Medicine, speaks to Fox News Digital about new research suggesting that better sleep before surgery could help reduce pain and the need for opioids during recovery

As the women’s supplement market continues to expand, hormonal health is emerging as a key area of innovation, with brands focusing more on life stage needs

The National Sleep Foundation (NSF), an independent nonprofit organization focused on sleep health education and advocacy, has appointed four members to its board of directors, expanding its expertise in sleep research, healthcare, transportation safety and occupational medicine

Mass General Brigham recently hosted a sleep health education event at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, attended by more than 60 local healthcare professionals

A 14-year-old teenage boy looks at an iPhone smartphone screen as lies on a sofa at home on September 12, 2026 in Radstock, England. (Photo by Anna Barclay/Getty Images)

This burden is intensifying industry interest and research into practical ways to improve both sleep and stress resilience, prompting new supplement studies across adaptogens, minerals, probiotics, carotenoids, melatonin and amino acids

That shift is driving a wave of melatonin-free products built around magnesium, L-theanine, botanicals, amino acids and emerging ingredients such as bioactive peptides and functional mushrooms. Instead of abandoning melatonin altogether, some brands are pairing it with other actives, using varied-release systems or offering parallel formulas so let the consumer choose what best suits their…

Sleep allows our bodies to repair tissue, clear brain waste, and consolidate memories — something essential for wellbeing and health

Building on its body of population research, NSF’s latest national survey results explore opportunities for technology