Summary
This study examines how pre-sleep gadget use duration correlates with insomnia rates among medical students at UIN during the COVID-19 pandemic, when online learning increased screen exposure. The findings are relevant for designing screen-use guidelines and lighting/environment recommendations for student dormitories and study spaces to protect sleep health.
Categories
Sleep & Circadian Health: Investigates the relationship between nighttime gadget use duration and insomnia incidence among medical students.
Student Learning: Focuses on health and sleep outcomes in university students, particularly in the context of online/digital education during COVID-19.
Author(s)
MN Faizin
Publication Year
2023
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