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Sleep and Your State of Mind: It Goes Both Ways
Mental wellness and sleep are intricately connected. Disruptions in sleep hygiene can wreak havoc on your psychological health. Conversely, those with mental health disorders are more likely to develop sleep problems, such as insomnia. What Exactly is Mental...
Sleep for the 2022 Winter Olympics
With the 2022 Winter Olympics underway in Beijing, looking at the training regimens and health conditions of these top athletes is both interesting and insightful. Not only are the strict exercise and diet plans vital for these Olympians to perform their best,...
The Effects of Sleep Quality on Productivity
Your quality of life and productivity at work are affected by how much you sleep. This extends beyond the number of hours you sleep to how well you rest while asleep. Poor sleep affects everything from your reflexes while commuting to your mental health. Studies...
The Cycle of Sleep and Mental Health
At Somnology, we view sleep medicine comprehensively by examining its role in the greater picture of one's health. When it comes to this full health picture, not only is physical wellbeing an essential consideration, but also mental wellbeing. The relationship...
Olympian Sleep Habits
As this year's Olympic games wind down in Tokyo, we look to the competitors for insights into their athletic achievements. Olympic athletes are equipped with a myriad of resources devised for maintaining their performance. Physical health is not the sole area of...
How Mental Health Affects Your Sleep
Mental health is an aspect of life that affects all people, although often to different degrees. During times of widespread hardship however, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, there are more factors that influence mental wellbeing. Studies of previous viral outbreaks...
Sleep Disorders and Mental Health
After over a year of COVID-19 impacting our day-to-day lives, studies are now taking place to discover what the lasting effects of the pandemic may be. One major concern has arisen: the mental health of people beginning to re-integrate with society and the...
IDTF Scalability
Millions of Americans across the nation suffer from sleep disorders, but the limited number of board-certified sleep specialists and accredited sleep centers prevent many from obtaining the treatment they need. Because insufficient sleep can increase the risk of...
NASCAR, Speed & Sleep
This year, 21-year-old Toni Breidinger became the first Arab-American woman to race at the Daytona International Speedway. Her magnetism to racing started early. "As soon as I got into a go-kart (at age 9), I really just knew," Breidinger told CNN. "I've always had...