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Exploring multifaceted mental resilience from the perspectives of sleep and circadian rhythm in healthy adults
BackgroundEmerging evidence suggested the role of sleep and circadian rhythm in the development of mental resilience, but the association of an integrated analysis of objective sleep and circadian measures with multifaceted mental resilience in healthy adults has been underexplored. ObjectiveThis s
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