WHEN YOUR 9-5 NO LONGER PAY THE BILLS
Lack Of Sleep Linked With Increased Health Problems Among
Blacks, And More Health News This Week
The Huffington Post | By Jessica Cumberbatch Anderson
Updated: 09/22/2013 10:47 am EDT
The consequences of not getting enough shut-eye may be more serious than you think, especially if you're African American, a study published this week in the American Journal of Epidemiology shows.
Previous research has linked poor sleep habits -- a risk factor that's more likely to occur among professional and management-level African-American adults -- to weight gain, low libido and less attractive facial features, but according to this latest report, insufficient sleep may even kill you.
Read more on what researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health found, and more notes on the black health chart this week.
All Rights Are Reserved By Their Respective Owners ©2013The Huffington Post | By Jessica Cumberbatch Anderson
Updated: 09/22/2013 10:47 am EDT
The consequences of not getting enough shut-eye may be more serious than you think, especially if you're African American, a study published this week in the American Journal of Epidemiology shows.
Previous research has linked poor sleep habits -- a risk factor that's more likely to occur among professional and management-level African-American adults -- to weight gain, low libido and less attractive facial features, but according to this latest report, insufficient sleep may even kill you.
Read more on what researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health found, and more notes on the black health chart this week.
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