view article - The Cost of Counting Sheep: Rethinking the Role of Medication 05.30.2024 view article - The Cost of Counting Sheep: Rethinking the Role of Medication Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health The Cost of Counting Sheep: Rethinking the Role of Medication The sleep aid industry is booming, reflecting a troubling reliance on medication to get a good night's sleep. Fellow Lia Musumeci
view article - Dream Disparities 07.13.2022 view article - Dream Disparities Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Dream Disparities The percentage of people getting less that seven hours sleep per night increased significantly from 2004-2018, particularly for Black people. Fellow Barbara Espinosa
view article - Melatonin Miracle? 07.11.2022 view article - Melatonin Miracle? Environment Environmental Health Melatonin Miracle? Pediatric melatonin poisoning is on the rise. Fellow Hannah Tremont
view article - How Are Health Care Workers Holding Up? 05.25.2022 view article - How Are Health Care Workers Holding Up? Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health How Are Health Care Workers Holding Up? Researchers investigated the factors driving health care workers and first responders to leave their jobs. Fellow Abby Outterson
view article - Who Gets to Sleep? 06.03.2020 view article - Who Gets to Sleep? Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Who Gets to Sleep? Poor sleep is not equally distributed. What does it mean for the public’s health if racism is one of the reasons why some people sleep less? Fellow Edward Alexander
view article - Soldiers to Civilians 03.04.2020 view article - Soldiers to Civilians Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Soldiers to Civilians Veterans reported high work and social well-being during the first year after leaving service, illustrating the resilience of the newest generation. Guest Authors Shelby Borowski, Dawne Vogt
view article - Tweet Dreams 09.27.2019 view article - Tweet Dreams Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Tweet Dreams Our smartphones give unprecedented access to information and connect us to our friends and family, but Americans find it hard to unplug. Fellow Greg Kantor
view article - It's Time for Americans to Stop Sleeping on Sleep 01.14.2019 view article - It's Time for Americans to Stop Sleeping on Sleep Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health It's Time for Americans to Stop Sleeping on Sleep Americans, especially people of color, are significantly more likely to report sleeping six hours or less. Sleeping six hours is the cut off, after which, negative health risks increase. Guest Author Connor Sheehan
view article - Driving While Sleeping 12.07.2018 view article - Driving While Sleeping Health Equity Driving While Sleeping Racial minorities are 2.4 times more likely to have sleepiness-related accidents than White drivers. Researchers studied the underlying personal and social health factors that influence drowsy driving. Fellow Erin Polka