Summary: Researchers argue that understanding animal sleep requires studying group behaviors rather than just individuals in controlled settings. Group dynamics like synchronized REM sleep in mice or sleep suppression in bumblebees influence sleep patterns, and these interactions … [Read more...]
Neurostimulator Support Groups: Finding Strength, Solace Online
By Alyx Arnett Mike Dingledine from Ohio, Lisa Ganey from Arizona, Christina “Lilly” Drake from Maryland, and Harold Roettger from Minnesota—these are just a few of the many individuals who have found solace and strength in online support groups for neurostimulators for sleep … [Read more...]
Childhood Insomnia Persists at Higher Rates in Minority Groups | Sleep Review
Summary: Small children and teenagers from minority groups, significantly Black and Hispanic/Latino, are disproportionately afflicted by persistent sleeplessness that starts in childhood and continues into adulthood, a Penn Point out study finds. Released in the journal Rest, the … [Read more...]