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Early Birds May Have A Lower Risk Of Depression, Study Finds
A new study found that people who are prone to going to bed and waking up early have a lower risk of developing depression.
Sleep Tech Company Eight Debuts Coaching App For Smart Mattress
Eight has developed a Smart Mattress app that teaches sleepers how to improve their bedtime habits.
Fitness Brand Equinox Is Developing Sleep Coaching Program At Select Clubs
Equinox has recently introduced “sleep coaching” to its training programs following a clinical study conducted by Equinox and UCLA researchers.
New Raymour & Flanigan Partnership Takes A Jab at Bed-in-a-Box Companies
Raymour & Flanigan recently partnered with Papa John’s to give their customers free pizza and take a friendly stab at bed-in-the-box competitors.
Leesa Sleep Debuts New Adjustable Bed Frame
Leesa Sleep has launched its first ever adjustable base, complete with wireless remote and silent motor.
SleepScore Debuts “No-Contact” Sleep Tracker Smartphone App
SleepScore Labs has launched a free smartphone app that promises to monitor and improve your sleep!
Broadway Actors Prepare for Fundraising ‘Sleep Out’ in Covenant House New York
Covenant House is teaming up with Broadway professionals to prepare for a sleep out event to benefit homeless youth.
Sleep App Calm Debuts Bedtime Story Featuring Bob Ross
Popular sleep app Calm just released a special Bob Ross bedtime audio track.
The U.S. Army Has Calculated How Much Caffeine We Really Need
By timing when we drink our cup of coffee — and how much we consume — we might be able to improve our alertness levels up to 64 percent.
‘Sleep In Heavenly Peace’ Umpqua Valley Chapter Completes First Bed-Build Event
Umpqua Valley’s SHP chapter reached its goal of 20 beds, and the organization is planning another build for next month.
Study Shows Sleep and Yoga Intervention Improves Sleep for Low-Income Individuals
A new pilot study revealed that a yoga and sleep health intervention improved sleep among a low-income population.
‘Sleep in Heavenly Peace’ Hosts Bed-Building Event for Children in Oregon
A community of Umpqua Valley volunteers joins forces with a charitable organization to build and deliver bunk-beds to children in need.
Insufficient Sleep Is Costing Countries Billions in Lost Productivity
A new study reveals that insufficient sleep could cost a national economy billions of dollars annually.
New Study Suggests We Can Predict How Sleep Loss Affects Us
According to new research, we might be able to predict and identify if we’re at risk for specific negative effects of sleep deprivation based on what’s in our blood.
Employees in These Fields Nap the Most at Work
A new survey has revealed that employees in certain industries sleep more at work than others.
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