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44; 95% CI1.18-1.75) in CVD and (1.48; 95% CI1.16-1.88) in CHD risk score profiles. It can be suggested that participants with short durations of sleep had significantly higher CVD, HTN prevalence, and 10-year FRS. Participants with long sleep durations had no increase in CVD, CHD, myocardial infarction (MI), or HTN prevalence. MI prevalence was at the lowest level in subjects who got 8 to 8.9 hours of sleep.Faces are an important source of social signal throughout the lifespan. In adults, they have a prioritized access to the orien
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