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New research has revealed that 39.6% of adults in Kentucky get insufficient sleep, the 8th highest in the US.
Ohio ranks lowest in health with the highest combined rates of obesity, insufficient sleep, and anxiety, driven by factors such as poverty and limited healthcare access, NiceRx said.
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New research has revealed that 39.6% of adults in Kentucky get insufficient sleep, the 8th highest in the US.
The health experts at NiceRx, the personalised healthcare provider, analyzed data to reveal the US states with the highest rates of obesity, insufficient sleep, and anxiety. In Hawaii, 45.9% of adults get insufficient sleep Hawaii is the only US state detached from mainland North America, and it appears to be the island that never sleeps, as almost 46% of adults don’t get as much sleep as they should. Medical officials in Hawaii are aware of thi…
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