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Drowsy driving: Why coffee is not a cure

Have you ever struggled to keep your eyes open while driving? You are not alone. An American Academy of Sleep Medicine survey found that 41% of adults have felt so sleepy while driving that it affected their ability to drive safely. Drowsy driving can put you, your passengers, and everyone [...]

October 14, 2026|Categories: Drowsy Driving, Featured, Safety|

How to adjust when daylight saving time ends

In most parts of the United States, clocks will "fall back" one hour on Sunday, Nov. 1, marking the end of daylight saving time. While some people welcome the extra hour of sleep, many Americans would prefer to stop changing their clocks twice a year. As public support grows for [...]

October 12, 2026|Categories: Daylight Saving Time, Featured, Safety|

Sleepwalking, confusional arousals, or sleep terrors: What happened during the night?

You hear someone in your household talking in their sleep. Another night, they sit up in bed looking confused. Later, you find them walking through the house while still asleep. These nighttime behaviors can be surprising and sometimes alarming. But they may be signs of related sleep disorders known as [...]

October 6, 2026|Categories: Featured, Sleep Disorders|

Restless legs or leg cramps: How can you tell the difference?

Leg discomfort at night can make it hard to fall asleep or get back to sleep. But not every strange or painful feeling in the legs has the same cause. Restless legs syndrome and leg cramps can both affect sleep, but they tend to feel different and follow different patterns. [...]

September 10, 2026|Categories: Featured, Pain, Sleep Disorders|

5 signs your teen may need more sleep

As the school year begins, many families focus on homework, extracurricular activities, and getting out the door on time each morning. But one of the most important parts of a healthy school-year routine often gets overlooked: sleep. Most teenagers need 8 to 10 hours of sleep each night. Yet early [...]

September 4, 2026|Categories: Featured, Parenting, School, Sleep Deprivation, Teens|

How climate change is making it harder to sleep

A hot bedroom can make it hard to fall asleep. It also can make it harder to stay asleep and feel rested the next day. As the climate warms, hot nights are becoming more common. Researchers are finding that rising nighttime temperatures can cost people sleep. Sleep depends in part [...]

July 31, 2026|Categories: Bedroom, Featured, Poor Sleep, Sleep Science|
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