Short sleep contributes to greater dementia risk, study suggests
April 21 2021, 08:00
Middle-aged adults who sleep six hours or less may face an increased risk for dementia, compared to those who regularly clock in seven hours of shut-eye, according to a large-scale study spanning 25 years.
Middle-aged adults who sleep six hours or less may face an increased risk for dementia, compared to those who regularly clock in seven hours of shut-eye, according to a large-scale study spanning 25 years.
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FOX News