
The bedroom
Does stale bedroom air affect your sleep?
Eight hours in a closed room changes the air you breathe. A small study tested whether that matters.
Temperature, humidity, light, noise, and the air around your sleep.

Eight hours in a closed room changes the air you breathe. A small study tested whether that matters.

You might sleep through traffic. Research suggests your body may not.

Your eyes are closed, but a bright room can still change your sleep. Here is what one study found.

You notice a hot room right away. Damp or dry air is harder to pin down, but it can change your night.

Heat does more than make you uncomfortable. It trades your deepest sleep for time awake.

Sleep quality is not only about the body. The room around you sets the conditions the body has to work within.