Nightly sleep duration
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- Humans1
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1COVID-19 pandemic disruptions
downin humans1
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COVID-19 pandemic disruptions
downin humans1
COVID-19 pandemic disruptions are associated with nightly sleep duration in humans (2.8% decrease; 7.1 to 6.9 hours; P=.49).
“nightly sleep duration decreased but not significantly (2.8%; 7.1, SD 2.3 hours to 6.9, SD 2.3 hours; P=.49)”
Humansparticipants with valid actigraphy data; after versus before the stay-at-home orderover 10 weeksn = 15
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