Differential increase in prevalence estimates of inadequate sleep among black and white Americans

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@atubbs_sleep @SuzieBertisch @michaelgrandner We observed such trends in population-level decline in sleep duration going back to 1974, when NHIS began to capture those data. https://t.co/Mp9b4wOZUd

RT @NYULMCpophealth: Research has found a disparity in sleep quality between white and black Americans #SleepWeek https://t.co/V5K8roFXr7

RT @NYULMCpophealth: Research has found a disparity in sleep quality between white and black Americans #SleepWeek https://t.co/c7J14MLxHP

Research has found a disparity in sleep quality between white and black Americans #SleepWeek https://t.co/c7J14MLxHP

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