Sleep Patterns in Pregnancy May Predict Preterm Birth Risk
Deviations in sleep patterns during pregnancy, detected with machine-learning algorithms, can predict the risk of preterm birth, Stanford School of Medicine research found.
Deviations in sleep patterns during pregnancy, detected with machine-learning algorithms, can predict the risk of preterm birth, Stanford School of Medicine research found.
The researchers say the increases in infant sleep duration and decrease in parent sleepiness suggest that these conditions may also have substantial benefits.
Sperm concentration, motility, and progressive motility were all lower in men who reported more smartphone and tablet usage at night.
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