Focus: Clocks and Cycles: Sleep, Health, and Society: From Aetiology to Public Health

Sleep, Health, and Society: From Aetiology to Public Health provides an interesting perspective of sleep and its impact on health at both the individual and the population level. The book has a wide range for its intended audience, appropriate for healthcare professionals, researchers, and graduate level students, yet remaining accessible to the general public. The material does not require a strong background in epidemiology or public health as the book is structured to allow for some accessibility to the content by providing necessary introductory knowledge, beginning with the basics of epidemiology, followed by current knowledge in the field of sleep science, and applying the health impacts of sleep at both the individual and population level. Each chapter in the book was written by authors specializing in certain subtopics within the field