[ 22 , 23 ] on sleep duration and work-related injury used data from the US National Health Interview Survey to show a decrease in sleep duration (compared to a sleep duration of 7.00 to 7.99 hours) led to an increase in the risk of injury, with less than 5 hours having odds ratios up to 2.65, and, in sleep duration categories greater than 8 hours, the elevated risk was marginally significant.
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The effect of sleep duration on the risk of unintentional injury in Korean adults.
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