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Poor sleep in early teens linked to higher self-harm rates by age 17, UK study finds.
A new UK study of over 10,000 teenagers shows that poor sleep in early teens is linked to higher rates of self-harm by age 17.
Shorter sleep and frequent night awakenings at age 14 were directly tied to self-harm behaviors, even when considering factors like depression and self-esteem.
Researchers highlight the need to prioritize sleep health to potentially reduce self-harm risks in adolescents.
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La falta de sueño en los primeros años de la adolescencia está relacionada con un mayor índice de autolesiones a los 17 años, según un estudio realizado en el Reino Unido.