The Better Sleep Council (BSC) conducted a stress and sleep survey to find out what keeps Americans up at night. This year's findings revealed a range of insights on Americans' stress and sleep cycles. Here are some key results:

• 65% of the survey respondents reported sleep loss due to stress.
• 19% of individuals between the ages of 45-64 reported losing sleep due to stress a few nights per week.
• 32% of the survey respondents reported sleep loss due to stress at least once a week.
• 16% of the survey respondents reported stress-induced insomnia.
• 2% of the survey respondents reported staying awake due to stress over current events.
• 16% of the survey respondents reported staying awake due to stress over personal finances.
• 23% of the survey respondents reported staying awake due to stress over family issues.