Article: SUNDAY-NIGHT INSOMNIA NO YAWNER FOR THE SLEEP-DEPRIVED

For many, it's the only time during week they have trouble drifting off

It's a Sunday night, and you're probably not going to be able to sleep. You'll look at the clock at 2 a.m. and realize you've got about five more hours until you have to get up and start the workweek. It won't make any difference.

What you have is "Sunday-night insomnia." Although it's not a medical term, it might as well be. Any other night of the week, you and millions of other Americans would sleep like babies. But it's not going to happen tonight - not on Sunday night.

According to a National Sleep Foundation survey, about half of Americans report sleep difficulty at least occasionally. Many researchers think it's ...

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