The Nuance

This Is Why You Sleep So Badly In Summer

The problem isn’t a too-warm or too-bright bedroom.

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Every summer, Dr. Michael Grandner sees an influx of patients in his Arizona sleep clinic.

“People start showing up in June saying that, all of a sudden, they just cannot sleep past four or five a.m.,” says Grander, PhD, who is director of…

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Markham Heid

I’m a long-time contributor at TIME and other media orgs. I write mostly about health, behavior, and psychology. I’m from Michigan but I live in Germany.

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