Sleep and Reading
Reading from paper sources is less disruptive to sleep than using e-readers or phones, which emit blue light that can disturb natural sleep patterns. A Harvard sleep expert highlights the rising trend of sleep disorders linked to late-night technology use. Embracing traditional reading methods could help improve overall sleep quality.In this clip
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