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Science Times - Sleep Deprivation in New Mothers May Add 7 Years to Their Biological Age; Research Shows They May Also Be More Vulnerable to Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease

Sleep Deprivation in New Mothers May Add 7 Years to Their Biological Age, Making Them More Vulnerable to Certain Health Conditions

Medicine & Technology Aug 09, 2021

A new study found that sleeplessness in new mothers may add more years to their biological age. 33 new mothers were investigated including the first years of their babies.

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Sleep Deprivation in New Mothers May Add 7 Years to Their Biological Age, Making Them More Vulnerable to Certain Health Conditions

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