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New insights on how we sleep
In recognition of World Sleep Day 2018, Philips has published insights from a survey conducted by Harris Poll, which looks at how people sleep in 13 countries:1Australia, Argentina, Brazil, China, Colombia, France, Germany, India, Japan, Mexico, Poland, UK, and U.S.A.
Sleep is important, but isn’t a priority
Globally, the majority of adults (67%) recognize the significant impact sleep has on their overall health and wellbeing, even surpassing exercise (59%), financial security (56%) and diet (49%). Sleep is the top factor cited that has the most significant impact on overall health and well-being in nine out of 13 countries surveyed:
Top factor that significantly impacts overall health
Our methodology: online survey conducted online by Harris Poll on behalf of Philips between February 1-13, 2018 among adults ages 18+
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Philips celebrates World Sleep Day
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Despite the recognition that sleep is important to overall health, more global adults follow a set schedule for meals (56%) and wake-up time (53%) than for bedtime (46%)
What keeps us up
Medical issues facing sleep
58%
Worrying is by far the top offender of disrupted sleep in the past three months for nearly 6 in 10 global adults.
34%
In particular, worrying about financial or economic issues is the top worry among nearly all countries.
How lack of sleep impacts us
Impact of sleeplessness
What we’ve tried in order to get better sleep
1 For complete survey methodology, including weighting variables and subgroup sample sizes, please contact Meredith Amoroso at meredith.amoroso@philips.com.
