‘Striking’ New Study Reveals Long-Term Effects of Lack of Sleep in Kids
Not getting enough sleep can put a damper on your day. But for elementary school-age kids, routinely sleeping less than nine hours at night may have a lasting effect on neurocognitive development.
Read the full article on TODAY , which includes insights from Ze Wang, PhD, study author and professor of diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine at University of Maryland School of Medicine.
Depicted: Young boy using mobile phone while sitting by computer screen.
