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Michael Chee Neuroscience and Behavioral Disorders Program
Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School
Why Changing Sleep Habits Needs To Be Your Business
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Outline
n A call to action on changing sleep habits
n New facts about the benefits of sleep
n Lifestyle changes to ponder and implement
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Overtraining in sports is well known
Physiology of Sport and Exercise 5E Kenny, Wilmore, Costill; Data from DC Nieman 1997
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Economic Impact of Insufficient Sleep
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DistributionofNocturnalSleepDurationInSingaporeanAdolescents
Nocturnalsleepduration
Could be enoughsleep
Not enoughsleep
GooleyJJ(unpublisheddata)
Daytime sleepiness and fatigue
Daytime sleepiness problem Fatigue most or all the time
GooleyJJ(unpublisheddata)
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OR=2.22(95%CI1.17to4.24)
BMIandoverweight~sleepduration
HigherBMIinshortersleepers Moreoverweightinshortersleepers
GooleyJJ(unpublisheddata)
Depressionscoresvssleepduration
Higherdepressionscoresinshortsleep Self-harmthoughtsinpreviousweek
GooleyJJ(unpublisheddata)
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Sleep factoids and tidbits
Sleep stages and electrical activity
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NormalSleepArchitectureInAYoungAdult
Regular Sleeper with Regular Activity Schedule
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A Person At Risk of Poor Outcomes
Sleep Across Life
7 yrs
75 yrs
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Roffwargetal.,Science,1966
Sleep duration across the lifespan
Slow wave sleep declines with age
Children ~40% Young adults ~20%Old adults ~5%
REM declinesIncr. sleep fragmentationOverall drop in quality
Functions of sleep
• Conservation of energy• Restoration of energy supply in neurons• Brain housekeeping• Memory consolidation
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Sleep provides a nightly ‘detox’ for the brain
Memory Consolidation and Evolution with Sleep
§ Sleep also plays an important role in enhancing learning and strengthening memory– Performance on a newly learned task is
often better the next day if adequate sleep is achieved during the night
– Information is repackaged during sleep. – ACTIVE processes at work!
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Sleep is important for MEMORY consolidation
Chan S, Baldeweg T, Cross JH; Epilepsy and Behavior 2011
Consolidation protects memories from forgetting and interference
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REM Sleep May Strip Off Emotions From a Memory
Goldestein AN, Walker MO; Ann Rev Clin Psychol (2014)
What if I don’t sleep enough?
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Foster RG NRN (2005)
Sleep is important for all aspects of health
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Starting school late for all not necessary
PUBLISHED JUL 21, 2017, 5:00 AM SGT!
There is no doubt that starting school later for Nanyang Girls' High School has helped the pupils to concentratebetter but the Government should not rush into extending this to all schools. (No downside to starting schoollate; July 19).
Anecdotally, a higher proportion of Nanyang Girls' High students are chauffeured to school than in otherschools. A later start time would not affect them much.
But for those taking public transport, a later start time would inconvenience both students and working adultsas they would all be travelling at about the same time in the mornings, which would result in packed buses andtrains.
Reports about students having to wake up as early as 5am to cross the border from Johor without compromisingtheir academic performance are also not uncommon.
Ultimately, self-discipline is the key to attentiveness in class,which is also essential when one becomes a working adult.
Lim Chee Khiam
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The Need for Sleep Studies
• Healthy,nosleeporneuropsychiatricdisorders
• 15-18yearsofage• Highperformingstudents• Regularsleep<8hnight,• Gapof1-2hbetweenweekdayand
weekendsleeptimes
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Sustained attention
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Psychomotor Vigilance Task
Lo, Ong, Leong, Gooley, & Chee (2016). SLEEP
Speed of processing
31 + 38 =
Mental Arithmetic Task
Symbol Digit Modalities Test
Lo, Ong, Leong, Gooley, & Chee (2016). SLEEP
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Mood
Excited
Positive & Negative Affect Scale
Lo, Ong, Leong, Gooley, & Chee (2016). SLEEP
Impairing effects of multiple nights of sleep restriction were cumulative
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Lo, Lee, Teo, Lim, Gooley, & Chee; Sleep (2017).
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Incomplete recuperation after two nights of recovery sleep
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Wkend
Lo, Lee, Teo, Lim, Gooley, & Chee; Sleep (2017).
Re-exposure to sleep restriction led to further & faster deterioration in performance
Lo, Lee, Teo, Lim, Gooley, & Chee; Sleep (2017).
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Wkend
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Associationbetweenself-reportedsleepduration onventricularvolumeandcognition
LoJC;Sleep(2014)
• Averageventricularexpansionrate=3.36%– Plus0.59%foreveryhourofreducedsleepduration
• Averagecognitivechangerate=0.62%– Minus0.67%foreveryhourofreducedsleepduration
Yoong, M; BMC Public Health (2016)
Economic burden of diabetes in Singapore 2010-2050
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Short sleep increases risk for diabetes mellitus
• Confluence of negative effects on glucose tolerance, cortisol, appetitive control and pro-inflammatory cytokines
• Risk increase is about 40% for short sleep <6hrs / night
Sleep loss increases risks of accidents
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III.MakingSleepCount
III.MakingSleepCount
• Haveapre-bedtimeroutine• Controluseofe-devicesandsleeptime• Sleepearlier(ifsleepingpast11pm-midnight)• Managestress• Allowforafternoonnaps• Laterschoolstarttime
see*ChenT;SleepMedicine(2014)
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We need strong action to moderate e-device use
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DO 24MINS/DAY 90%SAY 60%
DO 33MINS/DAY 90%SAY 50%
DO 8MINS/DAY 50%SAY 90%
Source:NielsenInformateMobileInsights2013
ACTIVITIESDONEINLAST30DAYS
WebBrowsing
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Goingtobedearlierisassociatedwithbettergrades
Hysing M; J Sleep Res (2016)
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Afternoonnapscanmakeahugedifferencetovigilance
LoJCetal;.Sleep2017
Biological Delay in
Sleep Time
6hours7hours
8hours
Academics, Social, Media,
Autonomy, Stress
WhyStartSchoolLater?
Start School Later7hours
Fixing this alone is hard and still insufficient
Early Bed Time
Early Rise Time
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Sources: Centre for Disease Control and Prevention website, governmentwebsites, Wikipedia, BBC news, various school websites, forums and blogs.
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If your close friends and loved ones are overweight, you have a 50% chance of also following them
Why you should tell others about sleep
“I just got to try to rest the maximum now. Just make sure I sleep well, even just tonight and tomorrow, really take it easy, so when I do come out on court on Sunday, I have all the energy and all the resources in my mind to play inspired and creative tennis. That's what I've got to do.”
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Acknowledgements
• National Medical Research Council: STaR Award, Far East Organization
http://www.cogneuro-lab.orgPapers available from website