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Suneeta Sunny

Get Consistent Sleep: Study Says Irregular Pattern Raises Diabetes Risk By 34%

The study identified consistency in sleep duration as a modifiable lifestyle factor that can help lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. (Credit: Image by Freepik)

Getting enough sleep isn't just crucial for feeling refreshed the next day — it's a cornerstone of long-term health. But what's more important: the total hours of sleep or the consistency of those hours? A new study highlights the significance of maintaining regular sleep patterns for preventing type 2 diabetes.

An irregular sleep pattern increases the risk of developing diabetes by 34%, according to a study published in the journal Diabetes Care.

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