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<p>Among men, having two or three drinks a week meant they were 35% more likely to have a bedtime after midnight, 52% more likely to sleep less than six hours, and 60% more likely to wake in the night than those who did not or rarely drank them. File picture</p>

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Energy drinks ‘linked to insomnia and poor sleep in young people’

Experts found that young people aged 18 to 35 who consumed the drinks every day slept around half an hour less than those drinking them occasionally or not at all

Family members bereaved by suicide suffer health issues

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Family members bereaved by suicide suffer health issues

Homeless 20 times more likely to use hospital emergency departments

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Homeless 20 times more likely to use hospital emergency departments

Can teenagers learn to be a parent in just a weekend?

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Can teenagers learn to be a parent in just a weekend?

Britain's over-65s drinking at 'alarming' levels

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Britain's over-65s drinking at 'alarming' levels

80% of women drink alcohol while pregnant

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80% of women drink alcohol while pregnant

Sharing bed hikes chance of cot death five-fold

A study has found breastfed babies under the age of three months who sleep in their parents’ beds face a five-fold increased risk of cot death.

Tue, 21 May, 2013