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Gay teenagers are more than twice as likely to suffer from insomnia, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Gay teenagers are more than twice as likely to suffer from insomnia, study suggests

Wednesday April 12, 2023 - Gay teenagers are more than twice as likely to have trouble sleeping compared to their straight peers, a study suggests. Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco, surveyed 8,500 youngsters including 374 gay teenagers on how they slept. Some 35 percent of those in the LGBT group said they struggled…

Study finds gay, lesbian and bisexual youth have greater sleep problems - Vimarsana News

Study finds gay, lesbian and bisexual youth have greater sleep problems

Gay, lesbian and bisexual youth are more likely to experience sleep problems than their heterosexual counterparts according to a new study. 

Gay teenagers are more than twice as likely to suffer from insomnia, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Gay teenagers are more than twice as likely to suffer from insomnia, study suggests

Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco, said gay teenagers were more at risk of sleep problems because of discriminiation, bullying and conflicts at home.

Study reveals startling details about the online habits of gay kids - Vimarsana News

Study reveals startling details about the online habits of gay kids

Overuse of social media has been linked to image dissatisfaction and poor sleep. Overuse of social media has been linked to image dissatisfaction and poor sleep.

LGB preteens report 10.4 hours of daily recreational screen time - Vimarsana News

LGB preteens report 10.4 hours of daily recreational screen time

A new national study finds that lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) preteens ages 10-14 reported 10.4 hours of daily recreational screen time, which was nearly four hours more than their straight peers.