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Study Links Sleep Duration to Mental Health Risks

3/5/2025

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A groundbreaking study by Professor Jianfeng Feng at the University of Warwick uncovers a troubling connection between sleep duration and mental health. Sleeping less than 7 hours is tied to depression and brain loss, while exceeding 7 hours may lead to cognitive decline and degenerative diseases. This research highlights the need for tailored sleep health strategies.

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A groundbreaking study by Professor Jianfeng Feng at the University of Warwick uncovers a troubling connection between sleep duration and mental health. Sleeping less than 7 hours is tied to depression and brain loss, while exceeding 7 hours may lead to cognitive decline and degenerative diseases. This research highlights the need for tailored sleep health strategies.