Sleep Science Research Content Archive

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1. The 500,000-person case for sleeping 7 hours2026-05-17
2. Nature confirms the aging cost of sleeping too little or too much2026-05-24
3. Inside REM sleep's hidden gatekeeper2026-05-31
4. Oura goes clinical, Walker rewrites the rules2026-06-07
5. Sleep Research Digest Jun 7–14 20262026-06-14
6. Sleep Research Digest Jun 14–21 20262026-06-21
7. Sleep Research Digest Jun 21–28 20262026-06-28
8. Sleep AI gets clinical2026-07-05
9. Wake time beats bedtime2026-07-12
10. Sleep Research Digest, Jul 12–19, 2026: Sleep measurement is part of the finding2026-07-19
11. Sleep Research Digest, Jul 19–26, 2026: Protect sleep opportunity, interpret the signal2026-07-26
12. Sleep Research Digest, Jul 26-Aug 2, 2026: Extra sleep is measurable; its payoff is not automatic2026-08-02
13. Sleep Research Digest, Aug 2–9, 2026: One sleep score is not enough2026-08-09
14. Sleep Research Digest, Aug 9–16, 2026: Better proxies can still miss the sleep outcome2026-08-16
15. Sleep Research Digest, Aug 16–23, 2026: Sleep-drive circuits, oxygen dips, and the proxy problem2026-08-23
16. Sleep Research Digest, Aug 24–30, 2026: Sleep screening, cardiac remodeling, and CBT-I2026-08-30
17. Morning light, objective sleep, and the adherence gap2026-09-06
18. Small minutes, unchanged severity, and the limits of sleep surrogates2026-09-13
19. 43 clinicians, 107 patients, 204 recordings, and the trouble with one night of sleep2026-09-20
20. 63 couples, 111 children, 572 patients, and the person who reads the night2026-09-27
21. 14 patients, 6,427 sleep studies, and what a sleep number was checked against2026-10-04
22. 1,266 tracked for 35 years, 147 nights in a sleep lab, and who sets the bar for a bad night2026-10-11
23. One strong recommendation, 41 patients at 3,650 metres, and 481,857 scored nights2026-10-18

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