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Your Sleep, Your HEALTH: Unpacking the Social and Biological Factors That Keep You Up.
Episode 43
Published 4 months, 2 weeks ago
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In today's episode we're investigating the myriad factors - from biology to environment - that shape sleep health across the lifespan.
We explore how being an evening chronotype significantly increases the risk of insomnia1. We also look at the financial stress and socioeconomic factors that lead to poor sleep among college students, and the crucial role of family dynamics and parental rules in shaping adolescent sleep patterns.
Additionally, we discuss the dangers of late-life sleep medication use being linked to increased falls risk in older adults and how short or long sleep duration may predict higher acute care utilization.
Finally, we analyze the common, often pharmacological, advice circulating on internet forums for insomnia.
The sources provided for this conversation are as follows:
1. Excerpts from "Association-between-insomnia-symptoms-and-chronoty.pdf" [1–56]
2. Excerpts from "College-students’-socioeconomic-background-and-sle.pdf" [57–98]
3. Excerpts from "Cover-2--Editorial-Board_sleh.pdf" [99–109]
4. Excerpts from "Dreamscapes-and-sleep-science_2025_sleh.pdf" [110–112]
5. Excerpts from "Family-implication-in-adolescents’-sleep--A-qualit.pdf" [113–166]
6. Excerpts from "Late-life-sleep-medication-use-associated-with-inc.pdf" [167–222]
7. Excerpts from "Maternal-reported-shorter-total-sleep-duration-but.pdf" [223–271]
8. Excerpts from "Measurement-properties-of-the-SUNRISE-Study-Parent.pdf" [272–326]
9. Excerpts from "Sleep-duration-associated-with-acute-care-utilizat.pdf" [327–381]
10. Excerpts from "Sleepless-in-cyberspace--A-thematic-analysis-of-on.pdf" [382–429]
11. Excerpts from "Social-epidemiology-of-bedtime-screen-use-behavior.pdf" [430–484]
12. Excerpts from "Table-of-Contents_sleh.pdf" [485–491]
13. Excerpts from "“No-rest-for-me-tonight”--A-social-ecological-expl.pdf" [492–531]
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We explore how being an evening chronotype significantly increases the risk of insomnia1. We also look at the financial stress and socioeconomic factors that lead to poor sleep among college students, and the crucial role of family dynamics and parental rules in shaping adolescent sleep patterns.
Additionally, we discuss the dangers of late-life sleep medication use being linked to increased falls risk in older adults and how short or long sleep duration may predict higher acute care utilization.
Finally, we analyze the common, often pharmacological, advice circulating on internet forums for insomnia.
The sources provided for this conversation are as follows:
1. Excerpts from "Association-between-insomnia-symptoms-and-chronoty.pdf" [1–56]
2. Excerpts from "College-students’-socioeconomic-background-and-sle.pdf" [57–98]
3. Excerpts from "Cover-2--Editorial-Board_sleh.pdf" [99–109]
4. Excerpts from "Dreamscapes-and-sleep-science_2025_sleh.pdf" [110–112]
5. Excerpts from "Family-implication-in-adolescents’-sleep--A-qualit.pdf" [113–166]
6. Excerpts from "Late-life-sleep-medication-use-associated-with-inc.pdf" [167–222]
7. Excerpts from "Maternal-reported-shorter-total-sleep-duration-but.pdf" [223–271]
8. Excerpts from "Measurement-properties-of-the-SUNRISE-Study-Parent.pdf" [272–326]
9. Excerpts from "Sleep-duration-associated-with-acute-care-utilizat.pdf" [327–381]
10. Excerpts from "Sleepless-in-cyberspace--A-thematic-analysis-of-on.pdf" [382–429]
11. Excerpts from "Social-epidemiology-of-bedtime-screen-use-behavior.pdf" [430–484]
12. Excerpts from "Table-of-Contents_sleh.pdf" [485–491]
13. Excerpts from "“No-rest-for-me-tonight”--A-social-ecological-expl.pdf" [492–531]
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/foodnourish-deep-dives--6602003/support.
🤗 Support the show: Become a supporter for just 2€ per month to remove advertisements and help us continue bringing interesting topics while confronting mainstream narratives on health.
Support FoodNourish Deep Dives
This episode includes AI-generated content.