Media Center
The National Sleep Foundation's Press Room is the online resource for writers and journalists to learn about NSF and our mission to promote good sleep health for all Americans. NSF works in partnership with leaders in the fields of sleep science and medicine to raise awareness of the importance of sleep, treatment for sleep problems and the consequences of sleep loss. For questions about sleep in your area, contact your local sleep expert or media contact or e-mail nsfmedia@sleepfoundation.org.
2013 Press Releases
- National Sleep Foundation Launches Free Sleep Disorders Online Resource Guide for Primary Care
- Comprehensive Website Provides Hope and Resources for Individuals with Chronic Circadian Rhythm Disorder
- National Sleep Foundation and Hollander Partner for Sleep Health Education
- National Sleep Foundation Poll Finds Exercise Key to Good Sleep
- Exercise and Sleep poll results to be released March 4
- When Sleepiness Interferes With Your Life, It's Time to Get Answers
2012 Press Releases
- Young People More Likely To Drive Drowsy
- Media Advisory: Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, November 12-18, 2012
- National Sleep Foundation (NSF) Creates Sleep Shop, the One-Stop Place for Patient and Doctor Sleep Supplies
- There's No Place Like Home for Sleep According to New National Sleep Foundation Bedroom Poll
- Sleepy Pilots, Train Operators and Drivers
- National Sleep Foundation Announces 2012 Sleep in America Poll Topic
2011 Press Releases
- National Sleep Foundation and Marpac Encourage Sound Sleep Choices
- National Sleep Foundation’s Drowsy Driving Prevention Week® Provides Tips to Prevent One in Six Traffic Fatalities
- National Sleep Foundation Brings the Sleep Community Together for Sleep Health & Safety 2012
- National Sleep Foundation's Recommendations for Bedroom Environment to be Featured on The Balancing Act Airing on Lifetime
- National Sleep Foundation and Fabrictech Partner for Sleep Health Education
- Russell Rosenberg, PhD, Named Chairman of the National Sleep Foundation
- Air Traffic Controllers: No Rest for the Weary
- National Sleep Foundation Partners with Ellery Homestyles to Help Everyone Sleep Better
- Annual Sleep in America Poll Exploring Connections with Communications Technology Use and Sleep
- National Sleep Foundation Teams With SHEEX For Sleep Performance
- Poll Topic for 2011 Sleep in America Poll
- Americans' Bedrooms Are Key to Better Sleep According to New National Sleep Foundation Poll
2010 Press Releases
- The National Sleep Foundation Releases White Paper "How Much Sleep Do Adults Need?"
- National Sleep Foundation Releases Safety Guidelines for Drowsy Driving Prevention Week®
- More Than 500 Attendees Expected for Sleep Health & Safety 2011
- Drivers Beware: Getting Enough Sleep Can Save Your Life this Memorial Day
- National Sleep Foundation and Carpenter Co. Launch New Brand
- The National Sleep Foundation and Serta® Join Forces to Promote Better Sleep
- Poll Reveals Sleep Differences among Ethnic Groups
- National Sleep Foundation Launches Air Purification Product for the Bedroom
- New National Sleep Foundation Poll Examines 'Sleep and Ethnicity'
Press Releases
Sleep in America™ Poll Results
- 2013 Exercise and Sleep
- 2012 Bedroom poll
- 2012 Transportation Workers’ Sleep
- 2011 Technology Use and Sleep
- 2010 Sleep and Ethnicity
- 2009 Health and Safety
- 2008 Sleep, Performance and the Workplace
- 2007 Women and Sleep
- 2006 Teens and Sleep
- 2005 Adult Sleep Habits and Styles
- 2004 Children and Sleep
- 2003 Sleep and Aging
- 2002 Adult Sleep Habits
Other Polls
White Papers
Sleep Resources
- NSART.org
- DrowsyDriving.org
- National Center on Sleep Disorders Research (NCSDR), National Institutes of Health
- Guide to Selected Publicly Available Sleep-Related Data Resources, NCSDR, National Institutes of Health
- Sleep Disorders Research Plan, NCSDR, National Institutes of Health
- Global Surveillance, Prevent and Control of Chronic Respiratory Diseases: A Comprehensive Approach, World Health Organization
- Sleep Disorders and Sleep Deprivation: An Unmet Public Health Problem, Institute of Medicine
- American Academy of Sleep Medicine
