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What Does Science Say About Couples Sleeping in Separate Beds: Does It Improve or Ruin the Relationship?

Research by AASM and neurobiology specialists explains why one third of couples are opting for separate beds as an effective strategy to care for the quality of their sleep and emotional stability.

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What Does Science Say About Couples Sleeping in Separate Beds: Does It Improve or Ruin the Relationship?

Research by AASM and neurobiology specialists explains why one third of couples are opting for separate beds as an effective strategy to care for the quality of their sleep and emotional stability.

3 hours ago·Lima, Peru

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