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What a New Study Says About Hot Nights, Deep Sleep, and Your Heart
A September 2026 Medical Hypotheses paper argues heat damages health through one loop, with deep sleep as the hinge. Here is the claim and its limits.
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What a New Study Says About Hot Nights, Deep Sleep, and Your Heart
A September 2026 Medical Hypotheses paper argues heat damages health through one loop, with deep sleep as the hinge. Here is the claim and its limits.
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