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Sleeping in on weekends may protect your heart

Many people struggle to get enough sleep during the workweek. Busy schedules, early school or work start times, late-night screen use, and stress can all reduce the number of hours people sleep each night. Over time, this sleep loss can build up, leaving people feeling tired, unfocused, and irritable. Lack of sleep has also been […] The post Sleeping in on weekends may protect your heart appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.

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