1|INTRODUCTION Black adults living in the United States experience shorter sleep durations,lower sleep efficiencies,and less slow‐wave sleep(SWS)than peers in other racial groups.^(1–3)As a social stressor that disp...1|INTRODUCTION Black adults living in the United States experience shorter sleep durations,lower sleep efficiencies,and less slow‐wave sleep(SWS)than peers in other racial groups.^(1–3)As a social stressor that disproportionately affects Black adults,racial discrimination is likely a contributor to racial disparities in sleep.^(4)展开更多
文摘1|INTRODUCTION Black adults living in the United States experience shorter sleep durations,lower sleep efficiencies,and less slow‐wave sleep(SWS)than peers in other racial groups.^(1–3)As a social stressor that disproportionately affects Black adults,racial discrimination is likely a contributor to racial disparities in sleep.^(4)
