|Poll|May 16, 2018

Mini Quiz: Sleep Hygiene

Author(s)Kate Richards, MD, Jeremy Demartini, MD, Glen Xiong, MD

Improving sleep hygiene is very effective and low-risk in older adults. Which habits work best and which should be avoided? Take the quiz and learn more.

Sleep hygiene can be improved in older adults by doing which of the following?

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