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How Climate Change May Be Affecting Sleep Patterns for Adults and Children

by Mary Beth Nierengarten • March 16, 2021

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How Climate Change Disrupts Sleep

How Climate Change Disrupts Sleep

Conceptual Framework on the Consequences of Climate Change on Human Health via Sleep Disruption (published in Sleep Med Rev. 2018;42:7; used with permission from Daniel I. Rifkin, MD).

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Filed Under: Features, Sleep Medicine Tagged With: climate change, clinical research, sleepIssue: March 2021

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