Sleep Health: Journal of the National Sleep Foundation

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Press Releases

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Sleep Health Journal Article Highlights Disparity in Treatment of Insomnia in Minority Patients
February 2023

Sleep Health Journal Article Highlights Association between Sociopolitical Events and Sleep
November 2022

Sleep Health Journal Article Highlights Association between Sleep and Life Satisfaction in Parents
September 2022

National Sleep Foundation’s Sleep Health Journal Publishes Special Issue on Sleep in the Family System
February 2022

National Sleep Foundation Journal Publishes Special Issue to Help Advance Sleep Health
February 2022

Sleep Health Journal Article Highlights Importance of Later School Start Times for Adolescent Health
January 2022

Sleep Health Journal Announces Senior Associate Editors
November 2021

Sleep Health Journal Article Highlights Association between Poor Sleep and Physical Function in Black Older Adults with Disabilities
October 2021

National Sleep Foundation’s Sleep Health Journal Receives Impact Factor
July 2021

National Sleep Foundation’s Sleep Health Journal Article Highlights Relationship Between Bedtime Media Use and Adolescent Sleep Health and Attentional Issues
May 2021

National Sleep Foundation Sleep Health Journal Article Highlights Evidence of Changes in Sleep Timing, Duration, and Variability during COVID-19
March 2021

National Sleep Foundation Sleep Health Journal Article Adds to Global Perspective on Sleep Health During the Pandemic
Febuary 2021

National Sleep Foundation Highlights New Evidence for Screen Time Usage and Poor Sleep
December 2020

The latest issue of Sleep Health: Journal of the National Sleep Foundation (Sleep Health) highlights research that describes how racial discrimination is a contributor to worsened severity of insomnia among people of color with insomnia. Read Now
October 2020

National Sleep Foundation Highlights New Evidence for Sleep Health Disparities
September 2020

Orfeu Buxton, PhD, to Lead Sleep Health Journal, the Global Multidisciplinary Journal Focused on the Benefits of Sleep
June 2019

Sleep Health® Presents Special School Start Time Issue
National Sleep Foundation’s award-winning journal special issue explores teen sleep and the impact of early school start times
November 2017

National Sleep Foundation Issues New Drowsy Driving Consensus Statement
According to New Report in June 2016 issue of Sleep Health
May 2016

Sleep Health Wins Best New Journal Award
February 2016

Shiftwork Can Affect Your Health
Workers with Nontraditional Schedules Are Burdened by Sleep-Related Health Problems and Poor Metabolic Health, According to New Report in Sleep Health
May 2015

National Sleep Foundation Recommends New Sleep Times
According to New Report in the Inaugural Issue of Sleep Health
February 2015

Reducing Work-Family Conflicts in the Workplace Helps People to Sleep Better
According to New Report in the Inaugural Issue of Sleep Health
January 2015