Teens sleeping 9-11 hours nightly have 37% lower risk of high blood pressure, study finds.

A new study from UTHealth Houston, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, reveals that teenagers who sleep 9-11 hours nightly have a 37% lower risk of developing high blood pressure. The research, based on 3,320 adolescents, highlights the importance of adequate sleep for maintaining healthy blood pressure and overall adolescent health. It emphasizes the need for consistent sleep schedules and reducing screen time before bed.

November 11, 2024
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