Everyday habits like late caffeine, inconsistent bedtimes, and nighttime scrolling may be quietly disrupting your circadian rhythm and sleep quality.

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Dr. Pallavi Reddy, a sleep medicine specialist with Cone Health, explains why sleep matters and the common mistakes people make that disrupt sleep.

Have sweet dreams (and wake up refreshed).

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People who have to sleep in completely dark rooms tend to have several similar characteristics they share with one another.

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