I'm not quite so sure about those (sleep) studies. I look at the performance results at some of the top schools in the county and they start school early without any negative effects.

It would make it much more difficult to provide an adequate free public education for our children.

Any job you have, they are going to give you a schedule that you have to follow. They're not going to ask you about your sleep patterns.

When you're sleep-deprived, you're prone to performance problems. It affects your decision-making, how crisp you are in dealing with things, what your mood is. Sleep needs to be a priority.

Our study, like others before it, does raise concerns about the performance of sleep deprived physicians-in-training and suggests that strategies aimed at reducing fatigue-related impairments are likely necessary.

We're taking these 300 whether we get reimbursed or not.