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Late Bedtime Linked To Poor Sleep Among Kashmir Medical Students

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All 1 reports on Sun, 6 September 2026

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Wahida NisarZahid Ali KhanSaliha FarooqAbdul Hamid DarGovernment Medical College BaramullaStudent Initiative ResearchJournal Of Chemical Health RisksDepartment Of Community MedicineGovernment Medical College AnantnagGovernment Medical College SrinagarAnantnag, Jammu And Kashmir, IndiaKashmir, Jammu And Kashmir, IndiaBaramulla, Jammu And Kashmir, India

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How it spread - 1 original report

  1. Sun, 6 September 2026

    1 report
    • kashmirlife.net07:36first to report

      SRINAGAR: A study of undergraduate medical students in three government medical colleges in Kashmir has found that irregular sleep patterns are widespread, with two-thirds of students going to bed after midnight and late bedtime emerging as an independent predictor of poor sleep quality. The researchers found that students who slept after midnight had 5.49 …

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