Chronic sleep deprivation is a critical threat to the mental and physical development, academic potential, and safety of children worldwide. Increasing the number of children who get sufficient sleep was recently included as a core
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Why Do My Arms Fall Asleep at Night?
Have you ever woken up in the middle of the night to a bizarre “tingling” sensation in your arm or hand? It almost feels like “pins and needles” have flooded that area. Your limb goes
The Latest Sleep Research: How Does Caffeine Impact Sleep?
Caffeine is the world’s most popular stimulant, mainly for its benefits of boosting energy and fighting drowsiness. However, caffeine can interfere with sleep, especially when consumed in the late afternoon and evening, yet many people
World Sleep Day 2021 Data Analysis: More Zzzs, More Smiles?
In honor of World Sleep Month, SleepScore Labs performed a data analysis to compare various country’s total average sleep time with their World Happiness Index Score. The SleepScore team looked at data from 1,234,462 nights, from over 72,000
The Latest Sleep Research: Owls and Larks During COVID-19
COVID stay-at-home practices provide a unique opportunity for researchers to study changes in sleep habits with fewer external restrictions. A recent study looked at how changes brought on by stay-at-home conditions lined up with peoples’ preferred sleep patterns. Study: Chronotype refers to individual differences in when a person naturally feels the sleepiest and when they naturally feel the most alert during a
How to Sleep With a Partner
What Are the Benefits of Sleeping With a Partner? Do you love the idea of having a bed partner next to you till death do you part? Or is the idea conjuring thoughts of interrupted
Why Do I Keep Waking Up at 3am?
You change into comfy pajamas, tuck in for the night, and drift off. Suddenly, you’re up at 3am on a Saturday. Not what you planned, but you can’t fall back asleep. Why is that? Going through the sleep stages When you sleep, your body cycles
Should Sleep Education Be Part of School Curriculum?
How many hours in your life do you think you’ve spent sleeping? How many hours in your life do you think you’ve spent learning about sleep? Even though sleep is a major part of our
6 Tips on How to Sleep with a Cold
Despite the recent increase in global awareness about germs and hygiene, the winter months still breed the common cold and flu. If you’re one of the unlucky ones to contract these winter ailments, the best
Social Jetlag – The Not-So-New Phenomenon
What is Social Jetlag? Many of us are probably familiar with the term jetlag – and many of us have, at some point, experienced its debilitating effects firsthand – but what happens when the effects of jetlag happen every week? This kind of jetlag
SleepScore at the ATN Innovation Summit 2025: Why Sleep Drives Everything
Reimagining The World of Sleep SleepScore Labs was proud to take part in the ATN Innovation Summit 2025, an elite gathering of thought leaders in science, wellness, health tech, and consumer performance. It’s a statement
What Is Restless Sleep & What Causes It?
When most people go to bed, they hope they can have an uninterrupted night of sleep and wake up feeling refreshed and energized to tackle the day. But this experience is not always the case.
A Look at Sleep Inequality in America
Racial and Ethnic Disparities In Sleep Across the United States Income inequality. Social inequality. And now, research suggests, there’s rampant sleep inequality in the United States. Although the widespread physiological benefits of sleep are well
How Longer Days Affect American’s Sleep
We’re taking a look at how summertime’s longer days and warmer weather affect sleep for Americans nationwide. We’ll be examining whether seasonal differences matter for sleep and what longer summer days mean for our sleep-wake
Sleep Innovation in Action: What We Shared at SLEEP 2025
Our Latest Research in Sleep Tech & Science SleepScore is proud to have participated in SLEEP 2025, the 39th annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies (APSS), held June 8–11 in Seattle, Washington. This
Kid’s Sleep Schedules on Summer Vacation
How to Protect Your Child’s Sleep This Summer Amid summer vacations, now more than ever kids are soaking up the summer sun. From sleepaway camps, vacations, daytime activities, and s’mores by the campfire, schedules are
7 Ways to Get Great Sleep on Vacation
Resting, recharging, and rejuvenating—who doesn’t love vacation? Not only does it signal that you’ll finally escape from the demands of work and get some quality self-care time, but it can also be the opportunity you
The Relationship Between Sleep and Nutrition
Diet, like sleep, is one of the pillars of health and wellness—and they’re directly intertwined. Although a proper, balanced diet is essential for optimal health, poor sleep over time can undo many of the benefits
Best Temperature for Sleep: What is the Ideal Sleeping Temperature?
The environment we sleep in plays a huge role in how well we sleep each night. If you can remember laying in your bed on a hot summer night, it was likely not a pleasant
How Light and Temperature Mix with Sleep
Summertime brings beach days and pool outings, but also warmer weather and longer days. In fact, the longest day of the year lands on June 21st! Do these long days with increased temperatures impact sleep?
Summer Solstice & Summer Sleep
How to Rest Well on the Longest Days of the Year Trying to get a good night’s sleep in the summertime can be a torturous endeavor, especially if you’re not fortunate enough to have air
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