Posts Tagged insomnia

Who is really suffering from a lack of sleep? Perceptions versus Reality

Posted by on August 13, 2012  |  10 Comments

This is a guest post by historian A.L. Castonguay. Whenever we see an image of someone who is “sleep deprived” what do we usually see?  A parent with children? An overweight or obese person –or one who’s underweight? Someone living in a rural district?  Is it a person of color? Chances are, we see none [...]

Join the 99%: Sleep In and Take a Revolutionary Nap

Posted by on February 3, 2012  |  27 Comments

As the parent of a newborn baby (ain’t he cute?), my sleep these days is pretty much toast. Seven weeks in, I’ve accepted that I’m not going to sleep for a period of more than two hours at a time for the foreseeable future.

Crawling Out of the Winter Cave

Posted by on January 15, 2009  |  6 Comments

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I just crawled out of my winter cave and discovered that it’s 2009. While I get back into the groove, here’s a few scientific articles released over the last few weeks on the subject of sleep disorders that you may have missed.

 

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