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Poor sleep in one partner may affect both partners’ diets, study finds
Concordia-led study of co-habitating couples shows that poor sleep can affect not only an individual’s food choices, but their partner’s choices too.
Poor sleep is known to lead to poor diet quality. But as a new Concordia-led study of co-habitating couples shows that poor sleep can affect not only an individual’s food choices, but their partner’s choices too.
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