Hey Lisa
Great questions – there's a lot of crap suspect advice and information out there.
I haven't published anything that's been peer reviewed so I don't want to specifically refer you to my own work. That being said, every single blog post I write over at the Insomnia Land blog contains a source link.
Therefore, any time I talk about or reference a study, click the source link to see where I'm getting my information from. Sometimes it'll be a newspaper but I always try to link to the source of the research itself whenever possible.
You may also want to take a look at the SLEEP Journal: http://www.journalsleep.org/
It's a great (and reputable) resource.
Is there something in particular you're keen to know more about?
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