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Even Mild Sleep Deprivation May Lead to Weight Gain

New research suggests that even mild or minimal sleep loss can significantly impact metabolism and lead to weight gain.

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The brief

Recent findings indicate that regular sleep loss can result in weight gain and associated health risks. A study conducted by researchers at Columbia University in the U.S. explores the connection between lack of sleep and weight fluctuations.

Coverage from WIRED, Psychology Today, and Sur in English emphasizes how sleep deprivation affects metabolism. Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information notes that losing even a small amount of sleep may have a larger impact on weight than previously thought.

Future attention will likely focus on the specific mechanisms of how sleep affects metabolism as outlined in the Columbia University study.

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Which institution conducted the study?

Researchers at Columbia University in the U.S. published the study.

Does only severe sleep deprivation cause weight gain?

No, coverage indicates that even mild sleep deprivation or losing just a little sleep may affect weight.

What other factors are linked to sleep loss according to the reports?

Regular sleep loss is linked to weight gain and general health risks.

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