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Sleep Apps May Cause Stress for Insomniacs: Study
A Norwegian study found 17% of users worried more about sleep using apps, especially those with insomnia who face cognitive and attentional challenges, despite more users reporting benefits.
Summary by The West Australian
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A Norwegian study shows that sleep apps help many people, but can make others insecure, stress or subjectively worsen their sleep. Younger people in particular react sensitively to digital feedback. By Julia Nestlen.
·Hamburg, Germany
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Sleep Apps Aid Some, But Increase Stress for People with Insomnia, Study
In an era dominated by digital innovation and personal health tracking, sleep apps have surged in popularity, promising users detailed insights into their nightly rest patterns. These applications, which aim to quantify the elusive quality and duration of sleep, have captivated millions eager to unlock the secrets of their slumber. However, emerging research from the […]
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