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Loneliness Tied to Mental Health Issues

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Møg Romsdal , Nord Trøag , Norwegian University Of Science , University Of Oslo , Innlandet Hospital , Oslo University Hospital , Arctic University Of Norway , Department Of Psychology , Associate Professor Rub , Norwegian University , Associate Professor Rodr , Norwegian Prescription , Uit The Arctic University ,

Energy drinks can cause poor sleep and insomnia

Researchers found that the more energy drinks they consume, the fewer hours of sleep they get. ....

Møg Romsdal , Isobel Williams , Siri Kaldenbach , Innlandet Hospital , Innlandet Hospital Trust , Isobel Williams ,

Health warning: One energy drink a month enough to destroy your sleep, scientists find

Drinking cans of caffeine based energy drinks such as Monster or Red Bull could contribute to developing insomnia or sleep problems a team of Norwegian researchers has found. ....

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Just one energy drink a month is enough to destroy your sleep, scientists find

DRINKING just one energy drink a month could increase your risk of sleep problems, a study shows.Regularly knocking back cans of drinks like Red Bull ....

Møg Romsdal , Siri Kaldenbach , Innlandet Hospital , Red Bull , Innlandet Hospital Trust ,

Energy Drinks Linked to Poor Sleep Quality, Insomnia Among College Students

Male college students were found to consume more energy drinks than female college students, and they had a greater risk for a short sleep duration due to energy drink consumption.
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