After menopause, women are just as at risk as men of developing sleep apnea… but diagnosing it remains more difficult. How do you know if you're getting enough sleep? According to Dr. Drerup, the best ...

Women are more likely to report poor sleep quality and insomnia, while men are more likely to report sleep apnea, according to a recent review published in the journal, Sleep Medicine Reviews.

Sleep is important for everyone – but do women require more than men? Women's health and sleep experts discuss sleep needs based on research and biological factors.

Untreated sleep apnea can increase risks for heart disease and other complications. What researchers have learned about this sleep disorder has led to new treatments.

Whether or not women ... ‘do it all’ — career, family, social life — often at the expense of rest." She adds that she has seen women feeling guilty about going to bed early or declining activities in ...

Sleep apnea in women is often misdiagnosed and it's likely underdiagnosed as well. A writer with the condition explains the gender gap.

Sleep apnea can have untold consequences even in your waking hours. The good news — the condition is treatable.

Sleep apnea in women is often misdiagnosed and it's likely underdiagnosed as well. A writer with the condition explains the gender gap.

There’s a longstanding assumption that women need more sleep than men, but is this actually true? We dive into the research.

Q: I’ve heard that women need several hours more sleep per night than men do. Is this true? If you browse social media for information on healthy sleep habits, you may stumble across one of the ...

Rates of obesity, a major driver of sleep apnea, had just begun to rise. In today’s obesity epidemic, nearly a billion people worldwide have sleep apnea.