Sleep in the U.S. Statistics and Facts

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Interesting statistics from the category "Sleep in the U.S."

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Sleep research funding by US National Institutes for Health 2013-2018
Prevalence of short sleep duration U.S. adults by occupation 2014
Sleeping aid OTC revenue in U.S. 2011-2017
Importance of specific wellbeing activities to personal lives U.S. 2016-2018
Short sleep duration among high school students by gender U.S.
Sales of top sleeping aids in the U.S. 2017
Level of sleeping comfort of U.S. adults by age 2017
U.S. adults: environmental factors making or keeping you awake 2016
Common sleep problems among adults U.S. by age 2017
Amount of sleep among adults U.S. by age 2017
Sales of the leading sleeping aid liquid brands in the U.S. 2017
Health and social priorities over sleep U.S. 2018
Infant bed sharing parents by age U.S. 2015
Leading sleeping aid tablet brands in the U.S. 2017, by unit sales
U.S. adults: things making or keeping you awake 2016
Leading sleeping aid tablet brands in the U.S. 2017
Usage of health apps to track sleep among U.S. health care workers 2017
Usage of health apps to track sleep U.S. adults 2017
Sleep importance and planning by age U.S. 2018
Amount of sleep among adults U.S. by gender 2017
U.S. adults: conditions and products which help sleep 2016
Common sleep needs and behaviors adults U.S. by age 2017
Short sleep duration among high school students by grade U.S.
U.S. older adults' use of medication to aid in sleep 2017
Adults who share a bed with their partner U.S. by age 2017
Sleeping aid OTC sales volume U.S. 2011-2017
U.S. adults: number of sleeping hours needed 2016
Negative impacts of sleep loss according to U.S. Americans 2017
U.S. adults: sleep related habits 2016
U.S. women who slept less than 7 hours per night by menopausal status 2015