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The sleepless elite: the short sleepers, night owls and early birds at the same time
Napping and weekend catchup sleep do not fully compensate for high rates of sleep debt and short sleep at a population level (in a representative nationwide sample of 12,637 adults) - ScienceDirect
Nectar Sleep - "Short Sleepers" are people who live happily on just a few hours of sleep per night. They're not short sleepers, but party people! 😂😂 | Facebook
Short Sleepers Are Four Times More Likely to Catch a Cold | UC San Francisco
Genetic mutations help "natural short sleepers" sleep less but live well
To sleep or not: Researchers explore complex genetic network behind sleep duration | National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Short Sleeper 'Syndrome': When You Can Get By on Just a Few Hours of Sleep | Discover Magazine
Short Sleepers' Cheery Despite Less Sleep | University of Utah Health
The Sleepless Elite - WSJ
Respecting Our Need to Sleep: Why Short Sleep Shouldn't Be a Badge of Honor | PLNU
Scientists Discover How Gene Mutation Reduces the Need for Sleep | UC San Francisco
Natural short sleeper | Healthing.ca
Short-sleepers are more likely to suffer from irregular and heavy periods
The sleepless elite: the short sleepers, night owls and early birds at the same time
Natural short sleeper | UF Health, University of Florida Health
Short Sleeper - Sleep Education by American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Short Sleep Duration Among Middle School and High School Students — United States, 2015 | MMWR
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Short and Long Sleepers
Genetic mutations help "natural short sleepers" sleep less but live well
Short sleep duration and cardiometabolic risk: from pathophysiology to clinical evidence | Nature Reviews Cardiology
