The Future of Sleep: It’s About Tech and Segments
From segmented sleep to modern trends, our 24/7 world is disrupting sleep like never before. Can technology help us rest better—or make it worse?
5 Steps to Fight Menopause Inflammation
As estrogen drops during menopause, inflammation often spikes. Learn about anti-inflammatory foods and lifestyle tips to manage it.
The Hazard of Ignoring Sleep Apnea: How it Can Trigger Alzheimer’s
Extremely underdiagnosed, Statistics Canada predicts as much as a quarter of Canadians have or are at high risk of having sleep apnea. A mere 6.4 per cent of Canadians have an official diagnosis, leaving most people without help.
Sleep and Menopause Don’t Always Mix Well
Find out what you can do to maintain a level of control for sustained quality of sleep.
Brain Boost: Thriving Through Perimenopause
Learn about the proactive steps women can take to support their brain health during perimenopause and beyond.
Weekend Sleep-Ins May Contribute to Unhealthy Gut Microbiome
New research has found irregular sleep patterns are associated with increased harmful bacteria in your gut microbiome.
Newborn Sleep 101: Essential Tips for New Parents
Sleep seems to be a scarce commodity when you're a new parent, but not to fear, there is hope. Read on to learn about simple solutions for newborn - and as a result parental - sleep.
Breathe Easier – a Guide to Canadian Coverage for Sleep Disorders and CPAP Machines.
Find out about options for provincial medicare funding for CPAP machines and sleep disorder diagnoses and treatments.
Is Corona-Somnia Here To Stay?
Canadians experienced sleeplessness at unprecedented levels during the Pandemic. With the shift to remote work is Coronasomnia here to stay?
Revenge Bedtime Procrastination – A Silent Threat
Revenge Bedtime Procrastination is a phenomenon that describes the decision to sacrifice sleep for personal leisure time driven by a relentless daily schedule.
I Sleep 15 Hours a Week. Student Exhaustion is Normal, Right?
Students know that sleep is important for their health and well-being but late nights and all-nighters have become the norm.
33% of Canadians Have Sleep Problems. What’s the Impact on Their Work?
According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, one-third of Canadian adults are not getting enough sleep. This can lead to some negative consequences, including impacting your work.