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Primary School Children Who Sleep Less Than Nine Hours A Night Could Have Impaired Brain Function

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11:24 30 Jul 2022


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It's thought primary school children who sleep for less than nine hours have big differences in parts of the brain which control memory, intelligence and wellbeing.

Researchers in America have found those factors could be linked to greater mental health problems, including depression and anxiety.

It's recommended that six to 12-year-old's should be getting nine to 12 hours of 'shut eye' every night.


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