Sleeping less could harm Women's hearts more than Men's?
NCT ID NCT02835261
Summary
This study looked at whether regularly getting 1.5 hours less sleep increases the risk of heart disease, weight gain, and diabetes in women. For 6 weeks at a time, 54 healthy women either slept their normal amount or had their sleep shortened. Researchers measured blood pressure, body fat, blood sugar, and other health markers to see if the effects were worse for women before menopause compared to after.
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New York Obesity Nutrition Research Center
New York, New York, 10032, United States
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