World Sleep Day 2024

Our friends at ABC radio called the Wesley Hospital Sleep Disorders Centre today to chat about World Sleep Day 2024 (#worldsleepday). This years theme is...

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Our friends at ABC radio called the Wesley Hospital Sleep Disorders Centre today to chat about World Sleep Day 2024 (#worldsleepday).

This years theme is “Sleep Equity for Global Health”

Sleep is essential to health, but measurable differences in sleep health persist across populations across the world, creating additional burdens and reinforcing health inequities.

World Sleep Day is an opportunity to promote sleep health alongside thousands of other sleep health professionals and advocates. When we all promote sleep health and #WorldSleepDay together, our combined effort is greater than the sum of its parts. Spread the word about sleep health on World Sleep Day, and help elevate the conversation around sleep!

For more information about #worldsleepday, you can visit the website here: https://worldsleepday.org/

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