Apple watches and other electronic self-monitoring tools may up the risk that you might think you have insomnia when you don’t. That’s according to Charlene Gamaldo, a sleep expert at Johns Hopkins. Gramaldo: All of our devices are great from … <a class="more-link" href="https://podcasts.hopkinsmedicine.org/could-your-electronic-devices-mislead-you-into-thinking-you-have-insomnia-elizabeth-tracey-reports/"> Could your electronic devices mislead you into thinking you have insomnia? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »</a>

Apple watches and other electronic self-monitoring tools may up the risk that you might think you have insomnia when you don’t. That’s according to Charlene Gamaldo, a sleep expert at Johns Hopkins. Gramaldo: All of our devices are great from … Could your electronic devices mislead you into thinking you have insomnia? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »

Apple watches and other electronic self-monitoring tools may up the risk that you might think you have insomnia when you don’t. That’s according to Charlene Gamaldo, a sleep expert at Johns Hopkins. Gramaldo: All of our devices are great from … <a href="https://podcasts.hopkinsmedicine.org/could-your-electronic-devices-mislead-you-into-thinking-you-have-insomnia-elizabeth-tracey-reports/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Could your electronic devices mislead you into thinking you have insomnia? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »</a>

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Could your electronic devices mislead you into thinking you have insomnia? Elizabeth Tracey reports