Electricity came, and humans had to adjust their sleep patterns accordingly. But before that time, some parts of the world slept in two phases within a 24-hour span. It was common practice in some populations
What You Should Know About Marijuana and Sleep
In case you haven’t heard, Americans are having a hard time finding the sleep they need, with more than one-third of US adults failing to get at least seven hours of sleep per night. With
Sleep is a Major Predictor for a Safe and Productive Workplace. Here’s Why.
According to the National Safety Council (NSC), a company with 1,000 employees can lose up to $1 million annually to employee fatigue resulting from poor sleep. While some employers are getting wise and taking steps
How Has Our Sleep Changed While Working Remotely? Plus 5 Ideas to Protect Your Sleep While Working From Home
The work landscape was just one of the many things to shift due to COVID-19. More than one-third of the workforce in the US started working remotely between February and May 2020, resulting in 71
Sleep Uncovered Part 3: How Income and Socioeconomic Status Played a Role in Sleep Health During COVID-19
Sleeping is one of the most natural and indispensable activities all humans partake in to stay alive and live healthily. Yet research shows that up to 70 million adults experience a sleep disorder, and 60%
Sleep Uncovered Part 2: How Anxiety and Loneliness Impacted Sleep Over the Last Two Years
Many people have felt lonely or anxious at one point or more in their lives. However, the COVID-19 pandemic, lockdown measures, movement restrictions, excessive social media use, quarantine experiences, and misinformation and rumors about the
Sleep Uncovered Part 1: Changes to Our Sleep Practices, Pre-Pandemic to Present
We’re all well aware of the many changes that COVID-19 had on our lives. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this included our sleeping habits. SleepScore Labs, in collaboration with Sleep.com, produced an in-depth report that includes sleep data
12 Sleeping Positions Couples Can Try
Did you know that only seven percent of couples below the age of 55 sleep in different beds? It’s no wonder why sleeping with your partner may help you build intimacy and closeness together, along
The Effects of Pulling an All-Nighter
You probably already know that you should sleep for at least 7 hours each night to maintain optimal health. But sometimes life has other plans. Whether it be a tight work deadline, final exam, or
Get Some Sleep for Father’s Day – You Earned it!
Fathers can attest – being a dad is exhausting! All that running around, dropping and picking up kids from school, going to soccer practice, attending plays, making dinner, and constant cleaning up can really take
The Best Summertime Sleeping Hacks
Much of the world is facing record-breaking heat this summer, and we understand how tough it can be to fall and stay asleep amid these hot conditions! Did you know that the average bedroom temperature
How Does Men’s Sleep Change Through the Years?
How Does Men’s Sleep Change Through the Years? With age comes wisdom. With age comes changes in sleep as well. Find out what happens with sleep over time, with a focus on men’s sleep. This
How Does the Military Sleep? A Look at Performance, Safety, and the Future of Sleep Across Branches
Updated 2025 Service members face extraordinary demands that often come at the expense of adequate rest. Sleep deprivation is not just a health concern—it’s a military readiness issue that threatens safety, performance, and national defense.
3 Out of the Box Mother’s Day Ideas to Pamper Mom
Mom, madre, majka, whatever you call her, we can all agree that moms are the ones who never give up on us. We may forget to give them their due credit from time to time, but Mother’s Day is the
Sleep And The Natural Environment
When is the last time you escaped to the great outdoors for some time away from the bustling city? Mother Nature provides all the essential ingredients for optimal sleep that are often tough to come by in today’s hyper-modernized society: fresh air,
How Does Trauma Impact Sleep?
According to the American Psychology Association (APA), about 50% of all people will experience trauma. But we all respond to trauma differently. Many may recover over time, while others may experience long-lasting problems associated with
Stress Awareness Month: Understanding the Impact of Stress on Sleep Quality
April is Stress Awareness Month – SleepScore Labs is diving into the profound relationship between stress levels and sleep quality. Our latest analysis, drawing from a robust dataset of over 42,000 individuals and 600,000 records,
The Connection Between Mental Health, Isolation, and Sleep
In today’s fast-paced digital world, maintaining social connections remains essential for mental health—and, in turn, for quality sleep. While the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic has passed, its global impact and long-term effects on our
Are the beds at the Olympics really made out of cardboard? A former Olympian chimes in
As the Olympic opening ceremony gets underway today, rumors have been swirling about the beds being made of cardboard. This week on our blog, we’re thrilled to bring you an exclusive interview with our very
The Secret to a Happy Summer Holiday: Create a Plan to Reduce Stress and Improve Sleep
There’s a reason you’re seeing more stories about the ways holiday stress impacts your health. As the summer holiday season approaches, it’s essential to address the stress that often comes with planning and celebrating. From
Why does it feel like you are falling as you to sleep?
What is a hypnic jerk? Have you ever had that dream where you feel like you’re falling from the sky and then you jolt in bed as you get closer to the ground? Turns out
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