Lack of sleep can make children hyperactive

CHILDREN who get too little sleep run an increased risk of becoming hyperactive, researchers say.

Scientists who studied 280 healthy children found a link between shortened sleep and attention deficit hyperactive disorder(ADHD).

Children whose average sleep duration was less than 7.7 hours a night scored higher in tests for ADHD than those who slept longer.

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