Sleep, Health, and Public Policy - EP 15 w/ Dr. Jennifer L. Martin

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In this episode, Ryan Shintani is joined by Dr. Jennifer L. Martin to explore the powerful role sleep plays in public health and individual well-being. They discuss the impact of sleep on chronic diseases, the effectiveness of CBT-I, and the public policy issues shaping sleep health, such as school start times and daylight savings time. Dr. Martin shares actionable insights from her work with veterans and her groundbreaking research on the connection between sleep and overall health. Connect with REM Reward: ► Website: remreward.org ► Instagram: @rem_reward Listen to our podcasts on other platforms and make sure to subscribe/follow! • ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ •⁠ Spotify Podcasts⁠ • ⁠Google Podcasts⁠ •⁠ YouTube⁠ For more tips, check our website at remreward.org.

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