Recent data reveals a concerning trend: sleep disturbances are on the rise, with no signs of improvement. A study shows that 50% of Americans report difficulty sleeping through the night, a figure expected to increase. Family size and birth order also play a role in sleep patterns. For instance, the percentage of people with varying numbers of children in their family impacts sleep quality. Additionally, job and salary variations across different U.S. regions, as per 2013 Bureau of Labor Statistics data, can influence sleep due to stress and work-life balance issues. On another note, divorce rates, which can disrupt sleep, were directly calculated for the first time, providing insight into how common this life event is. These statistics highlight the multifaceted nature of sleep issues in America.
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