In 2024, 51 percent of adults surveyed worldwide reported experiencing excessive daytime sleepiness after a poor night's sleep, making it the most common repercussion. Poor mood followed at 48 percent, while 36 percent of adults reported being more irritable after a poor night's sleep.Â
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