A study has found that people – women in particular – who have more periods of unconscious wakefulness also have an increased risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. Photo: Shutterstock
A bad night’s sleep is linked to higher risk of dying, in women especially, research shows
- Women suffering from increased unconscious wakefulness (being awake without being aware of it) are at more risk of dying from cardiovascular disease
- Factors such as stress, obesity and drinking can increase periods of wakefulness, say researchers – tackling these can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease
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A study has found that people – women in particular – who have more periods of unconscious wakefulness also have an increased risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. Photo: Shutterstock
