CDC Reports Low Sleep Quality Among US Adults
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“A survey from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows many adults in the U.S. are sleeping less than seven hours each night. The survey finds that one in three U.S. adults is not sleeping enough.”
“One in three US adults not getting enough sleep... increased risks of diabetes, depression, and stroke.”
“The survey finds that one in three U.S. adults is not sleeping enough. That leaves them feeling lethargic, prone to accidents, and also facing increased risks of diabetes, depression, and stroke.”
“The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is out with new data about the quantity and quality of sleep that American adults are getting. The CDC reports about 30% say they have slept less than 7 hours on average.”
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