Nearly 40 per cent of people aged between 26 and 35 now sleep five hours or shorter, according to a recent survey published by the Chinese Sleep Research Society. Photo: Shutterstock
Nearly 40 per cent of people aged between 26 and 35 now sleep five hours or shorter, according to a recent survey published by the Chinese Sleep Research Society. Photo: Shutterstock
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Chinese consumer tech sharpens focus on helping young people get a good sleep, wake up fresh amid latest Covid-19 concerns

  • Apps and gadgets to help people sleep are catering to hundreds of millions across China dealing with anxiety caused by the latest surge in Covid-19 infections
  • Sleeping disorders are becoming more common among young people in China amid the latest outbreak

Coco Feng
Coco Feng in Beijing

Updated: 8:00am, 9 Apr, 2022

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Nearly 40 per cent of people aged between 26 and 35 now sleep five hours or shorter, according to a recent survey published by the Chinese Sleep Research Society. Photo: Shutterstock
Nearly 40 per cent of people aged between 26 and 35 now sleep five hours or shorter, according to a recent survey published by the Chinese Sleep Research Society. Photo: Shutterstock
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