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Sleep Hygiene Education on the Sleep of Young Male Soccer Players
This will be a longitudinal study that aims to assess the effects of a sleep education and hygiene intervention on the sleep of young soccer players. The primary outcome of interest is the difference-in-differences in objectively measured sleep duration from baseline to post-intervention between the intervention and control groups.
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