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Sleep Regularity Beats Sleep Duration as a Predictor of Mortality Risk

via OUP / SLEEP Journal·Jul 15

A study finds that how consistently a person sleeps is a stronger predictor of mortality risk than how long they sleep, adding to evidence that a regular sleep schedule matters as much as total hours.

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