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flag Study links healthy sleep in teens to better heart health and brain function, highlighting risks of poor sleep.

flag A recent study highlights that adolescents with healthy sleep patterns are more likely to have better cardiovascular health and brain function as they age. flag Poor sleep habits in teenagers can lead to reduced brain connectivity, affecting decision-making and increasing the risk of behavioral issues like impulsiveness and aggression. flag The research, which includes data from over 2,800 adolescents, emphasizes the importance of adequate sleep for mental and physical health, noting that boys, older children, and minority kids often have shorter sleep periods.

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