Would a forever change to daylight saving time be more harmful than continuing to spring forward and fall back each year? @sleepdocpa discusses with @KYWNewsradio#PennSleep#SaveStandardTime https://t.co/rzAU0d9ril
Indira Gurubhagavatula, MD, MPH, discussed managing jet lag in @washingtonpost: “The evidence shows that it is harder to acclimate as we get older.” @pennsleep https://t.co/vsetLFyGDV…
New research out in @NatureNeuro finds that low-dimensional population dynamics in the brainstem gate REM sleep ft. David Lozano, Jiso Hong, Xi Jin, Joseph Stucynski, Shinjae Chung & Franz Weber (@pennsleep/ @PennMINS) https://t.co/iGmU15Y6tm
Glucose is dynamically regulated by time of day in humans & Drosophila ft. Dania Malik, Pinky Kain, Seth Rhoades, @arjuntifr, @WeljieLab (@PennSysPharmATT), Shirley Zhang, Annika Barber, @paulahyns, Erna Arnardottir, Allan Pack & @amitaseh (@pennsleep) https://t.co/UMT8tXvnPO
Everyone metabolizes caffeine differently. Caffeine can remain in the bloodstream for a few hours, but for others, it can linger and negatively affect sleep quality, Indira Gurubhagavatula, MD, MPH, told @nytimes. @pennsleep https://t.co/s4UjMNSZ1H
New research out in @nature provides insight into the sleep-dependent clearance of brain lipids by peripheral blood cells ft. @BumsikC, Diane Youngstrom, Samantha Killiany, Camilo Guevara & @amitaseh (@pennsleep/ @hhmi_science) https://t.co/nFNTp4RAlv
Listen to @sleepdocpa discussion with @yogawithjake: why sleep is critically important for every aspect of your health 🧘♀️🛌 #PennSleep https://t.co/pJ4pZxooBS
The #PennSleep PRISM (Partnered Research in Sleep Medicine) initiative is building community‑centered partnerships in West Philly to advance equitable sleep‑health research and solutions. #CommunityHealth#SleepHealth
Congratulations to Jorge Mora (@pennsleep) on his recent induction into the @PennMedicine Academy of Master Clinicians! Learn more about Dr. Mora & his work here➡️ https://t.co/jJ0US4fJ4q #PennMedicineAOMC
Indira Gurubhagavatula, MD, MPH, discussed daytime habits to improve sleep, including adjusting the schedule of certain drugs. Some medications have stimulating effects that may make it harder to fall or stay asleep, she told @nytimes. @pennsleep https://t.co/yk10cNiUVx…
Sleep may help the brain clear out harmful fats. Research from @amitaseh#PennSleep uses fruit flies to uncover how sleep protects the brain by boosting this cleanup process.
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Sleep runs on circadian rhythm and sleep drive. These two processes usually work together but can fall out of sync, affecting when and how we feel sleepy. @amitaseh#PennSleep@NewYorker https://t.co/iIoUaLKiEV
New research provides insight into the efficacy of pink noise & earplugs for mitigating the effects of intermittent environmental noise on sleep ft. Mathias Basner (@pennsleep/ @PennPsych) https://t.co/h40mOtwSzl
#PennSleep Dr. Phillip Gehrman comments on research suggesting people can be nudged to dream about unsolved problems, and those who do are more likely to solve them after waking. While not definitive, the findings show dream content may be influenced.
https://t.co/kV77ZIeczB
In a @pennsleep study on the effects of aircraft noise, earplugs were found to be significantly more effective in protecting sleep, while “pink noise” and other ambient noises worsened sleep quality. https://t.co/EEHp2OXw3z