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US, Japan Sleep the Least Hours during Weekday: Global Sleep Survey Finds
a A new poll from the National Sleep Foundation looked at sleeping habits from people around the world and found cultural differences seep into their bedtime routine, and Germans and Mexicans are getting the most shut eye during the week.
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