Multimorbidity

Sleep Duration Linked to ‘Multimorbidity’; Study Suggests Dozing for Short Periods Could Lead to Higher Risk of Developing Chronic Diseases

Medicine & Technology Oct 20, 2022

A new study reveals a strong link between people who get five or less hours of sleep each night and a higher risk of multimorbidity. Read on to know more.

Multimorbidity

Sleep Duration Linked to ‘Multimorbidity’; Study Suggests Dozing for Short Periods Could Lead to Higher Risk of Developing Chronic Diseases

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