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Snoozers, rejoice: Here’s why hitting that little button might be beneficial Headline from NBC10 Philadelphia
Researchers in Sweden asked people to spend several nights in a sleep lab — and then hit snooze on their alarms in the morning.
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NBC10 Philadelphia
Snoozers, rejoice: Here’s why hitting that little button might be beneficial ↗ (opens NBC10 Philadelphia) Published Oct 18, 2023
Same headline from 6 more outlets NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description Researchers in Sweden asked people to spend several nights in a sleep lab — and then hit snooze on their alarms in the morning.
CBS News
Hitting the snooze button won't hurt your health, new sleep research finds ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Oct 17, 2023
Same headline from 1 more outlet CBS News's feed description If you snooze, you lose? Maybe not. Hitting your alarm's snooze button may not impact your health as previously thought, new research suggests.
CBS News
Hitting snooze in the morning could be beneficial, new studies say ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Oct 17, 2023
CBS News's feed description The expression "you snooze, you lose," may not hold true when it comes to trying to grab those few extra minutes of sleep in the morning.
The Week
New study suggests hitting the snooze button may be no bad thing ↗ (opens The Week) Published Oct 17, 2023
The Week's feed description People who delay getting up perform better in some cognitive tests, research finds
Gizmodo
Sleep Researchers Tackle Eternal Question: Is Hitting Snooze Bad? ↗ (opens Gizmodo) Published Oct 17, 2023
Gizmodo's feed description Snoozing past an alarm seemed to have no noticeable effects on sleep quality, and it might even help some people wake up more alert.
Fortune
If you habitually hit the snooze button on your alarm, new research says you may be mentally sharper for it ↗ (opens Fortune) Published Oct 17, 2023
Fortune's feed description Snoozing "may even help those with morning drowsiness to be slightly more awake once they get up," one expert said.
New York Post
New York Times
You Snooze, You…Win? ↗ (opens New York Times) Published Oct 17, 2023
New York Times's feed description A new study suggests smashing that alarm button may not be all that bad. But sleep experts say there may be better ways to wake up.
Fox News
Want a bit more sleep? Hitting that snooze button isn’t always bad, study finds ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Oct 18, 2023
Fox News's feed description A study suggests that snoozing doesn’t always mean losing. Researchers from Stockholm University found that stealing an extra few minutes of sleep in the morning could support the waking process.
The Conversation US
Hitting snooze on your alarm might not actually make you more tired in the morning – new research ↗ (opens The Conversation US) Published Oct 18, 2023
The Conversation US's feed description Those who press the snooze button on their alarm are more likely to define themselves as evening people.
Insider
It's okay to hit the snooze button. A new study shows it isn't bad for you and may even help you feel more alert. ↗ (opens Insider) Published Oct 18, 2023
Insider's feed description Don't worry, it's okay to hit the snooze button. Thirty minutes of snoozing didn't harm sleep quality for regular snoozers, according to a new study
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