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Writer's pictureMadinah Slaise, MSN, RN

Sleep Tight(er)

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) researchers have proven that sleep deficiency is associated with a host of chronic health problems including heart disease, depression, stroke, and diabetes (Type 2). If you're resting peacefully for the recommended 7-8 hours nightly, these simple tips aren't for you. Now, for the rest of us, we're highlighting a few CDC-approved techniques to improve the quality of your nighttime slumber.

I sleep at least 7 hours each night.

  • A. Yep, my bed routine works.

  • B. Nope, I wish!

  • C. Hmm, my sleep cycle is fairly unpredictable.


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