JAMA
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July 10, 2022
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Abraham Haim, Amit Shai Green, Merav Cohen-Zion, Yaron Dagan
The short-wavelength blue light, emitted by the screens we watch, damages the duration, and even more so, the quality of our sleep. The study also found that watching screens that emit red light does not cause damage, and sleep after exposure to it was similar to normal sleep.
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