Scientists Determine Optimal Sleep Duration to Prevent Depression
Researchers from University College London found that sleeping between seven to nine hours a day is essential to prevent depression. Regular sleep of less than five hours increases the risk of depression, while excessive sleep is also linked to deteriorating mental health. The rise in individuals suffering from depression and sleep issues emphasizes this concern.
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