Therese Crowley
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first heard Sep 2025
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Researchers studying sleep and biological aging found people who reported sleeping less than six hours or more than eight hours a day tended to show signs of faster aging across several parts of the body.
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The lowest biological aging levels, generally found among people getting roughly six and a half to eight hours of sleep, although the sweet spot varied by organ and sex.
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Researchers stressed the findings don't.
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Prove too much or too little sleep caused faster aging.
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In fact, unusually long sleep could sometimes be a sign of underlying health problems.
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The findings published in the journal Nature.
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Therese Crowley, Fox News.
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Researchers studying sleep and biological aging found people who reported sleeping less than six hours or more than eight hours a day tended to show signs of faster aging across several parts of the body.
voice-verified
The lowest biological aging levels generally found among people getting roughly six and a half to eight hours of sleep, although the sweet spot varied by organ and sex.
voice-verified
Researchers stress the findings don't prove too much or too little sleep caused faster aging.
voice-verified
In fact, unusually long sleep could sometimes be a sign of underlying health problems.
voice-verified
The findings published in the journal Nature.
voice-verified
Therese Crowley, Fox News.
voice-verified
Researchers studying sleep and biological aging found people who reported sleeping less than six hours or more than eight hours a day tended to show signs of faster aging across several parts of the body.
voice-verified
The lowest biological aging levels, generally found among people getting roughly six and a half to eight hours of sleep, although the sweet spot varied by organ and sex.
voice-verified
Researchers stressed
voice-verified
The findings don't prove too much or too little sleep cause faster aging.
voice-verified
In fact, unusually long sleep could sometimes be a sign of underlying health problems.
voice-verified
The findings published in the journal Nature.
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Therese Crowley, Fox News.
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