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Bacteria in your Bed
We spend a lot of our lifetime in our beds, so it’s only natural that we’d make them cozy and appealing. But beneath all the throw pillows and frills, there’s…
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Relaxation index – Phoenix ranked as least relaxing US city
The last year has not been an easy one, from a pandemic to an election, and everything in between, we can say with certainty that it has been far from…
By Stacy Liman
America’s Most Common Recurring Dreams
Everyone has weird dreams – whether we’re falling through the air, being chased through the streets, or losing our teeth.
Flu Season & Sleep: Exploring How The Bug and Getting Zzz’s Interact
For many Americans, winter is an exciting time of the year. A time for vacations, the promise of a new year, and in many locations, weather that turns landscapes into…
Googling Sleep: What 237 Million Google Searches Reveal About Sleep Problems Across America
Every night, everywhere around the United States, people are having trouble sleeping. And in this millennium, when people have trouble, where do they turn? To Google, of course. Across the…
The Sleepless Job Chart
Is your stressful job resulting in sleepless nights? You are not alone! We wanted to find out which occupations are the most sleep-deprived, so we analyzed data from the Centre…
By April Mayer
Winding Down for Bed
It’s no secret that we live in a very stressed-out world. The daily work grind often leaves us wracked with tension, and winding down enough to get a quality night…
Parental Sleep Deprivation Is Tough
For parents of newborn children, sleep is a notoriously scarce commodity: Babies’ sleep schedules are anything but steady, forcing new moms and dads to squeeze in shut-eye whenever possible. But…
Does Staying a Few Extra Hours at Work Lead to a Bad Night of Sleep?
It’s after five p.m., and you’re trying to find a stopping point on a project your team has been struggling with for weeks. Several of your co-workers have walked briskly…
Remote Workers and Rest
Working adults are increasingly working from home (WFH). With 43 percent of Americans working at least some of the time from home, this modern, alternative office has expanded the bandwidth…
Caffeine Kick
Americans are serious about their coffee. So much so that millennials are reportedly spending more to stay energized than on their retirement plans. That got us curious about other details…
Sleeping at Work
Sleep impacts your health, well-being, and job productivity. Most adults should aim for seven or eight hours of sleep a night, and coming up short can affect how we think,…
Sleep and Disease Correlation
While falling into bed at the end of a long day can feel like a luxury, medical research shows it’s more of a necessity instead. At a cellular level, our…
