Social Justice Should Medical Residents Work More Than 80 Hours Per Week? Many old doctors argue long work weeks are necessary training for a demanding job. Others worry about unsafe working conditions. James McWilliams
Education The Benefits of Letting Students Sleep In A later start time of the school day is linked to better grades. Tom Jacobs
Education Late-Night Tweeting Degrades Your Performance the Next Day A new study of NBA players documents the cost of sleep deprivation. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Could Getting Better Sleep Help Prevent PTSD? New research suggests that people who have fragmented rapid eye movement sleep are more susceptible to mental trauma. Brooke Dulka
News in Brief Maybe Trump Just Needs More Sleep New research links sleep deprivation with a propensity for risk-seeking. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Binge Watching Is Linked to Poor Sleep Enjoy multiple episodes of Shut Eye, and you may not get enough shut-eye. Tom Jacobs
Issue #55: March/April 2017 Magazine Previous Issues Shelf Help The Culture Pages Darkness, Sleep, and Dreams During the Civil War Jonathan W. White argues that the Civil War might have been the most sleepless period in American history. Peter C. Baker
Social Justice Next Weekend, Feel Free to Sleep in A small study suggests that sleeping in on the weekends might be enough to reverse some of the damage done by sleep loss during the weekdays. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice Interrupting Sleep May Be Worse Than Not Getting Enough All the more reason to tell your neighbors to shut up. Nathan Collins
Social Justice How Hunter-Gatherers Sleep A lot like us, actually, but the minor differences could help treat sleep disorders like insomnia. Nathan Collins