Insomnia makes it hard to fall asleep or stay asleep. Women are much more likely to live with this sleep disorder than men. About 1 in 4 women have it, compared to 1 in 5 men. Studies show that in ...

Sleep expert Dr. Wendy Troxel, RAND Corporation senior behavioral specialist and a licensed clinical psychologist in Utah, said the idea that women need significantly more sleep than men is "often ...

It often goes underdiagnosed in women. advertisement. HuffPost UK. Sleep Apnoea Can Look Different For Women Than Men ― Here's How. Story by Amy Glover • 3mo. ... What is sleep apnoea?

In fact, one study of 1,000 women looking at the impact of menopause on sleep showed that around 67% lose out on 2.5 hours of sleep a night (adding up to 37 days a year) and 61% experience ...

“Insomnia is a female-dominant disorder: our clinic is 65 per cent women, 35 percent men,” says Dr Guy Meadows, a sleep physiologist and founder of sleepschool.org.

Although women are 41% more likely than men to experience insomnia, women are still expected to perform as usual in the workplace despite ongoing sleep deprivation.

Women are more likely to suffer from insomnia than men — here's how to fix that Eight in 10 women suffer from poor quality or interrupted sleep The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers.

Often when women sleep better, many of their other menopause symptoms improve, too, and they feel better overall. Don't try to tough out insomnia, or any other menopause symptoms.

So, to get a better understanding of how much sleep women need, whether it differs from men and why, we asked the experts. Plus, we've included some top tips for getting better sleep night after ...