Most people sleep best when the temperature is at 65 to 66 degrees; as the temperature goes up,
sleep quality tends to go down, says Chris Winter, MD, neurologist and sleep medicine specialist at Charlottesville Neurology and Sleep Medicine in Virginia.
Not exact matches
However, they
tend to
sleep in smaller increments, sometimes making it difficult to ensure that they get enough
quality sleep.
«We found that overall, those who had more smartphone use
tended to have reduced
quality sleep,» Marcus says.
Considering it makes up a third of our lives, we
tend to overlook the importance of
quality sleep.