Key result
Short sleep duration is dose-dependently associated with increased hypertension prevalence.
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May inform sleep assessment in hypertension evaluation; leaves open whether extending sleep duration reduces incidence.
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Zhao et al. (2025) studied this question. Short sleep duration exhibits a dose-response relationship with hypertension prevalence, highlighting the importance of sleep duration thresholds in cardiovascular disease prevention.
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