The parable of parabola: what the U-shaped curve can and cannot tell us about sleep.
Abstract
The Finnish Twin Cohort and in Great Britain, The Whitehall II Cohort--both endowed with rich covariate data. Associations between short and long sleep durations and mortality were first noted by Hammond in 1964 in the American Cancer Society I study, and they later achieved notoriety when presented by Kripke et al in 1979 (see reference 5 for a review of studies with similar findings.) Although the number and specificity of publications to...
Paper Details
Title
The parable of parabola: what the U-shaped curve can and cannot tell us about sleep.
Published Date
Dec 1, 2007
Journal
Volume
30
Issue
12
Pages
1614 - 1615
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