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Experiencing difficulty with sleeping is a very common condition that people complain about all over the world. The American Sleep Association (AMA) says that as many as 50 to 70 million adults complain of sleep disorders. If you are a medical doctor or a sleep technologist, you probably know that when patients come in with sleep problems, a lot of them are dejected, worried, anxious, and some are downright depressed. It might sound like a simple problem, but in fact, it can be very dangerous [1]. And dangerous to others too! The AMA says that many times, the 1,550 deaths that occur on the A...

>> 4:30 in the morning when check-in begins. >> are you checking any packages? for qf-7879, the flight from london to sydney. we lift off before dawn and head east and our first sunrise on this double sunrise flight. it's a rare aviation event for the same flight to see two sunrises across different days, even the qantas ceo takes time to capture the moment. this flight is all about research for both crew and passengers, learning how our bodies handle ultra long haul. >> gives us an indication of sleep behavior at different times. >> that means exercise. luckily, the plane is empty. >> this fl...

The sleep behavior is merely a marker of a lifestyle caused by bad parenting. the parents could be drunks or not around. the kid -- nobody tells the kid to go to bed. the scientists are afraid to ever make those judgment calls. they don't want to say bad parenting. it is -- they will say sir -- sircadium rhythms. >> regular bedtime is important for kids. when i dated a single mom i would say slip the kid a mickey at 7 and pick you up at 8:00. >> you are a hopeless remoney take. romantic. >> what do you make of this garbage? that's an objective question. >> i had excellent test scores growing u...

I'm pleased when there are advances in sleep. our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins me now looking at one of these studies. this one fascinates me. differences in sleep behavior based on people's ethnicity. that's fascinating. >> it seems kind of odd. why would there be a difference? when you hear this you'll start to understand it. what the study by the national sleep foundation found was that whites sleep on average six hours and 52 minutes on a weeknight. when you look at african-americans that, number goes down to six hours and 514 minutes. >> attributable to anything in p...