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Article Correctness Is Author's Responsibility: Babies’ Brain Development May Not Depend on Sleeping Through the Night

November 14, 2018 Author: Reuters - Health Category: Feed

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Source: Reuters - Health

Infants who don't sleep through the night don't seem to be at higher risk for cognitive or motor development problems, a Canadian study suggests.

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