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SUMMARY:Women & Sleep (Part One) - What is known about gender and age sleep differences
DESCRIPTION:This event is part of sleep science week\, and it will focus on the evidence and current state of research. \n\nPlease also see our event Policy Week Event. – Women & Health: (Part Two) – Advocating for Health Equity \nPresented by the Our Health Communications Medical Working Group. \n  \nThe Sleep Spectrum: Understanding Sleep Changes in Women Across a Lifetime\nWomen experience unique sleep challenges and patterns that differ from men and evolve throughout their lives. From hormonal changes to societal pressures\, understanding these differences is key to improving women’s health and well-being. Join us for “The Sleep Spectrum: Understanding Sleep Changes in Women Across a Lifetime”\, a compelling lecture that explores how sleep changes for women and how it differs from men. \nThis event will highlight: \n•Lifelong Sleep Changes: Explore how sleep evolves through puberty\, menstruation\, pregnancy\, postpartum\, perimenopause\, and menopause. Learn how hormonal shifts\, physical changes\, and life events impact sleep quality and duration. \n•Gender Differences in Sleep: Examine how women’s sleep differs from men’s\, including differences in susceptibility to insomnia\, restless leg syndrome\, and other sleep disorders. \n•Cultural and Societal Impacts: Discuss how societal norms and responsibilities uniquely shape women’s sleep\, from caregiving roles to workplace stress. \n•Solutions and Strategies: Gain practical insights and evidence-based strategies to address these challenges\, tailored to each stage of a woman’s life. \nThis lecture is designed for healthcare professionals\, researchers\, and anyone interested in understanding and addressing gender-specific health disparities in sleep. \nWhy This Matters \nSleep is not “one size fits all.” Women face distinct challenges that require tailored approaches. This session bridges science and practical solutions to empower individuals and professionals to advocate for better sleep health for women at every life stage. \nEvent Details \n  \n📢 Join us to explore the spectrum of sleep changes in women and learn how to create meaningful solutions for better rest and health. \n\n\n\n\nNOTE: This is planned as a FREE EVENT open to the public. Event details are TENTATIVE* \n\n\n\nHealth Culture Foundation’s mission is to make high quality health education material as widely available as possible. We will be publishing a resource from each event with key findings and links to related resources. \n\n\n\n*In some cases\, if we don’t have the right host and audience for a live event\, resources will be reallocated for an interactive report or pre-recorded webinar. \n\n\n\nContact Us for confirmation or sign up to our mailing list to find out more
URL:https://www.sleepawarenessmonth.org/event/women-sleep-part-one-what-is-known-about-gender-and-age-sleep-differences/
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