Category Archives: Work Challenges

Circadian Research Abounds at SLEEP 2019

August 11, 2019
I wrote the following article for the Circadian Sleep Disorders Network: On June 8 through the 12, the 2019 SLEEP Conference, the annual meeting of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) and the Sleep Research Society (SRS), was held in San Antonio, TX. The 4-day conference presented and discussed the latest developments in clinical sleep medicine, and sleep and circadian research. There were more than 100 sessions, with 24 focused on circadian rhythms - a substantial…
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“Just Go to Bed Earlier” (Work Rant)

November 28, 2018
A couple of of my bosses have advised me to "just go to bed earlier" as have many other people. Although most mean well, it's frustrating to hear and challenging to respond to diplomatically. If I could go to bed and fall asleep earlier, wouldn't I just do it? Early bird colleagues and friends can make late risers feel inferior fairly easily. After all, rising late is widely considered a moral failing - a culpable lack of willpower - like gluttony or infidelity. During…
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