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Utility of Subjective Sleep Assessment Tools for Healthy Preschool Children: A Comparative Study Between Sleep Logs, Questionnaires, and Actigraphy

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2007Shorter Sleep Duration Is Associated With Increased Risk for Being Overweight at Ages 9 to 12 Years239 cited

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