Caffeine is keeping New Englanders up at night
By Meghan VH
March 26, 2010
Sentient collaborated with Schneider Associates and Zeo Inc. – purveyors of the first personal sleep coach system – to find out what’s keeping Americans up at night. Not surprisingly, job-related stress is the #1 sleep stealer, followed by nighttime noises (e.g., a snoring spouse) and caffeine.Regionally, just over one-half of Californians (51%) are kept up at night by job-related stress, 43 percent of New Yorkers are kept up at night by nighttime noises and 42 percent of New Englanders blamed caffeine as their sleep stealer.
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