Twenty million women are tossing and turning on a nightly basis. Here's a sampling of who's up, along with why, what they do about it, and what they are up against.
60 percent of women get a good night's sleep only a couple of times a week.
74 percent of stay-at-home moms can't sleep.
72 percent of working moms can't sleep.
68 percent of single working women can't sleep.
80 percent are kept up by worrying about things.
43 percent say daytime sleepiness interferes with daily activities like jobs and child care.
80 percent of sleep-deprived women just suck it up and go on with their daily activities.
67 percent use a caffeinated beverage to help.
33 percent have given up sex.
25 percent have recently driven while drowsy.
10 percent have driven while drowsy with a child in the car.
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