The Hill: Worry over the state of the world is keeping Americans up at night
“Everybody’s stressed and there’s lots of news. So, I think the increase in stress may be one of those things that’s causing more people to lose sleep.”
* A new survey by Ohio State University found that close to 1 in 5 Americans have trouble falling asleep at night.
* The survey also found that almost half of Americans scroll through their phones before bedtime.
* Another 37 percent fall asleep with the television on.
Two years of stressful events, including the coronavirus pandemic, have been keeping worried Americans awake.
A new survey by Ohio State University found that close to one in five Americans have trouble falling asleep at night.
“Everybody’s stressed and there’s lots of news. So, I think the increase in stress may be one of those things that’s causing more people to lose sleep,” Aneesa Das, professor of internal medicine at Ohio State University said in a media release.
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WNU Editor: The study is here .... Survey finds stress and worry over the state of the world keeps some Americans up at night.
All my family/friends/and contacts in both Russia and Ukraine have been telling me the same thing since the start of the war. No one is sleeping well. And they are not alone. I would say about half of my friends in Canada, Europe and Asia are having problems sleeping.
In my case I have no problem falling asleep. My problem is not sleeping enough. And yes .... I am deeply worried over the current state of the world.
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