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A Night at the Stanford Sleep Medicine Center

KQED News Staff

Apr 12, 2013 at

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Last week host Scott Shafer visited the Stanford Center for Sleep Medicine in Redwood City, where people with sleep issues go to learn more about the quality and quantity of sleep they get. Shafer slapped on 28 electrodes and spent the night there to see how well he sleeps.

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