Sleep Myths Debunked
Prof Russell Foster debunks common sleep myths, including the misconception that sleep apps can accurately measure slow wave sleep and the belief that 6 hours of sleep is sufficient. He emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for our own sleep and the potential risks of chronic sleep deprivation in middle age.In this clip
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