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Minority and low-income communities face a sleep gap that could potentially be driving higher disease prevalence.

Tech can be both the problem and the solution to a better night’s sleep

Skipping time zones can mess with your body’s internal clock. But with the right gear and planning, you can adjust in no time.

Minority and low-income communities face a sleep gap that can damage their health.

The study is the first to investigate the role of shift work in the progression from high blood pressure to cardiometabolic multimorbidity, defined as high blood pressure in addition to diabetes, coronary heart disease or stroke.

People with high blood pressure who work night shifts may be at higher risk for additional cardiometabolic conditions, such as diabetes, coronary heart disease or stroke, new research suggests.

Dr. Sairam Parthasarathy is being honored for his dedication to educating communities about COVID-19 prevention and vaccination.

A $5 million construction grant means the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center for Sleep and Circadian Sciences is getting a new home.

Working night shifts can be dangerous to health.

Working night shifts can be dangerous to health.