Global Scans · Sleep · Weekly Summary

• [New] Black women (olive green bars) had the highest baseline and projected prevalence of inadequate sleep and poor diet; Asian women had the highest projected prevalence of inadequate physical activity; and the aggregated group of AI/AN / multiracial women had the highest projected prevalence of smoking. Circulation
• [New] The Opportunity Most Independent Retailers Are Sleeping OnSupply chains are shifting in 2026. Palm Tree Retail Store Consultants
• [New] Fears about lone wolf or sleeper cell terrorist attacks in the US have been elevated due to the ongoing war in Iran, though President Trump has downplayed the threat level. New York Post
• [New] The time change could cost the US economy $672 million annually, largely due to health impacts, accidents, and reduced productivity following sleep loss. The Times Of India
• [New] Japan: Demand for mood-support botanicals in Japan is expected to grow at 8.4% CAGR through 2036 due to rising focus on stress reduction, aging population wellness needs, growing sleep-support product demand, and increasing adoption of premium functional nutrition products. FactMr
• [New] Even small disruptions to sleep timing can affect attention, reaction speed, and emotional regulation. Transition to Residency Conference
• Nearly 38% of adults in the United States are at an increased risk for sleep apnea, driving consistent demand for non-invasive devices. Market Data Forecast
• The global sleep tourism sector is worth more than $690 billion and is projected to grow by another $400 billion between 2024 and 2028. Yahoo Travel
• Poor sleep health is a major risk factor for lower well-being across multiple areas of life. Yahoo Travel
• In the clinical trial, sleep experts at UCSF will apply a four-session intervention that has been demonstrated to be effective in individuals with established post-traumatic stress but never in people who are in the early aftermath of trauma. Newsroom
• Sleep problems are an important risk factor for post-traumatic stress and other adverse health problems. Newsroom
• Russian low-level space warfare in the coming decades will employ maneuvering robot satellites, mobile jammers and hidden sleeper satellites that activate at unexpected times. The Washington Times

Last updated: 22 June 2026