Sleeping less than six hours a night could increase risk of early death and cancer, study warns
Short Sleeping Compounds Risks for Some Conditions
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How Does Irregular, Disrupted Sleep Affect Cancer Risk? | Psychology Today
Researchers are studying the link between sleep and cancer - Cancer Exercise Training Institute
Sleep duration and napping in relation to colorectal and gastric cancer in the MCC-Spain study | Scientific Reports
More or less than seven hours sleep has a lung cancer risk | Daily Mail Online
Is There a Connection Between Sleep and Lung Cancer? | Patient Advice | US News
5 sleep myths: How much sleep do we need?
Less sleep increases risks for diabetes - Diabetes Voice
Less Sleep May Increase Risk of Death From Prostate Cancer | ONS Voice
Sleeping less than five hours raises prostate cancer risk | Daily Mail Online
Overweight Less Likely in Infants With More Sleep, Fewer Awakenings - Consumer Health News | HealthDay
5 Key Connections Between Sleep And Cancer - The Sleep Doctor
Sleeping less than six hours could triple risk of dying from heart disease or cancer - MyLondon
Lack of Sleep and Cancer: Is There a Connection? | Johns Hopkins Medicine
Cancer and Sleep: Connections, Disturbances, & Sleep Tips | Sleep Foundation
Lack of sleep in middle age may increase dementia risk | National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Early risers 'are 40% less likely to get breast cancer' | The Times
Sleep and survival among women with breast cancer: 30 years of follow-up within the Nurses' Health Study | British Journal of Cancer
Less Than 6 Hours Of Sleep Could Be Deadly For Some, Says Study; Ways To Ensure A Good Night's Sleep
Pain and Sleep: Common Sleep Disturbances & Tips | Sleep Foundation
Cancer and Sleep: Connections, Disturbances, & Sleep Tips | Sleep Foundation
