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Time-varying associations of temperature and sleep as a marker of heat adaptation: A case study of Spanish outdoor workers over one summer of continuous monitoring
Rising global temperatures are increasingly recognized as a threat to sleep health. Outdoor workers, who often endure prolonged exposure to outdoor heat, may also be impacted by indoor nighttime temperatures. However, few studies have examined both exposures in this population, and, little is known
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