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Effect of a community-based sleep extension intervention on young adults' sleep and risky driving propensity: a randomised controlled trial.
Insufficient sleep is a key risk factor for road vehicle crashes in young adults. This trial evaluated the effectiveness of a sleep extension intervention on reducing on-road risky driving in young adult drivers who self-identified as sleepy.
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