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Imposing a curfew on the use of screen electronic devices improves sleep and daytime vigilance in adolescents

2018-02-07

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The use of screen electronic devices (SED) in the evening negatively affects sleep. Yet, sleep is known to be essential for brain maturation and a key factor for good academic performance, and thus is particularly critical during childhood and adolescence. While previous studies reported correlations between SED use and sleep impairments, the causal relationship between SED use and sleep in adol...

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10.1101/259309
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