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Sleep Medicine Study Warns: Excessive Yawning May Signal Sleep Disorders, Cognitive Decline, or Chronic Illness - Gilmore Health News
Key Takeaways Excessive yawning can signal serious sleep issues like sleep apnea or chronic sleep deprivation, not just boredom or fatigue. One-third of U.S. adults report excessive sleepiness, which impacts mood, memory, and safety, especially while driving. Not all yawning is a red flag—context matters. Occasional yawns are normal and can even be triggered by reading about yawning. Do you find yourself yawning throughout the day, even after a …
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