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Last modified May 27, 2019 at 6:42 AM EDT.

Here's a link to a recent post on my personal blog about a sale currently being offered by the technology magazine Wired:

If you miss out on that sale, hopefully there will be future sales just like it (probably around other holidays).

Also, Wired's normal non-sale price of $10 per year for print and digital access seems quite excellent to begin with.

Anyway, it's definitely not a magazine devoted to sleep issues or circadian issues, but there are at least some articles mentioning some of those topics. And tons of interesting articles on other topics, usually somehow related to technology. It's actually one of my favorite magazines.

Here's Wired.com's search page, which lets you search the entire Wired magazine archive.

If you'd rather browse the archive instead of searching it, you can go to Wired.com's Site Map page.

I found no articles when I searched the Wired magazine archive for "non-24" (in quotes), non24, "advanced sleep phase disorder" (in quotes), and "delayed sleep phase disorder" (in quotes). Perhaps someday that will change.

However, I searched for various other words and phrases related to sleep or sleep/circadian issues, and found:

• sleep - mentioned in 3278 articles.

• "sleep disorder" (in quotes, which makes the search engine look for articles containing that exact phrase, rather than just any article that mentions either "sleep" and/or "disorder") - mentioned in 11 articles.

• "sleep issues" (in quotes) -mentioned in 5 articles.

• "sleep issue" (in quotes) - mentioned in 2 articles.

  
  

• "delayed sleep phase syndrome" (in quotes) - mentioned in 1 article. (An old name for Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder.)

• "advanced sleep phase syndrome" (in quotes) - mentioned in 3 articles. (An old name for Advanced Sleep Phase Disorder.)

• insomnia - mentioned in 143 articles.

• "sleep deprivation" (in quotes) - mentioned in 88 articles.

• "sleep debt" (in quotes) - mentioned in 1 article.

  
  

• "night owl" (in quotes) - mentioned in 31 articles. (Speaking of night owls, here's a great mailing list: the Niteowl mailing list, run by the Circadian Sleep Disorders Network.)

• circadian - mentioned in 90 articles.

• "blue light" (in quotes) - mentioned in 166 articles. Here's a Harvard Health article on why blue light is particularly bad for sleep: What is blue light? The effect blue light has on your sleep and more. Quoted from the article: "exposure to light suppresses the secretion of melatonin, a hormone that influences circadian rhythms".

• melatonin - mentioned in 38 articles.

  
  

• coffee - mentioned in 3652 articles.

• tea - mentioned in 1266 articles.

• caffeine - mentioned in 393 articles.

• theanine - mentioned in 3 articles. (Tea is a natural source of theanine, and theanine is a major part of what makes tea so fun to drink. Tea with lots of theanine makes me feel much better than coffee does.)

Again, here's the link to my blog post on my personal blog about the sale currently being offered by the technology magazine Wired:

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