Too short and too long a sleep was associated with the faster biological aging of the brain, heart, lungs, immune system and other organs, a conclusion reached by researchers at the Irving Medical Center of Columbia University, who published a paper in Nature magazine.
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Too short and too long a sleep was associated with the faster biological aging of the brain, heart, lungs, immune system and other organs, a conclusion reached by researchers at the Irving Medical Center of Columbia University, who published a paper in Nature magazine.