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First-night effect means trouble sleeping for many—but experts say there are ways to improve rest
nypost.com · 4h
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On average, people sleep about 20 to 30 minutes less in a new environment, according to Ahmad Mayeli, a psychiatry professor and sleep researcher at the University of Pittsburgh.
First report: Trouble sleeping? Your neighborhood could be partly to blame, experts say — foxnews.com, 1d
The coverage
- Have trouble sleeping in a new place? Blame the ‘first-night effect’
independent.co.uk · 5h
- Trouble sleeping in a new place? You’re not alone—it’s called the first-night effect
fastcompany.com · 5h
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