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Rest up, but make sure you don’t oversleep — it can be as bad for you as undersleeping
This common phenomenon is usually harmless, but a consistent sleep-wake schedule can help
Tame racing thoughts with breathing exercises, screen time limits and connecting to your body
If it isn’t a hangover or teeth grinding, your aching head might be a sign of a sleep disorder
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