How to get through World Cup-induced sleep deprivation
Following the late-night World Cup match between England and Mexico, health experts offer advice on managing sleep deprivation. Recommendations include strategic caffeine consumption, exposure to daylight, and timed napping to maintain alertness.
Why it matters
Large-scale sporting events often disrupt sleep patterns for global audiences, making health advice relevant for productivity and well-being.
Image source, Getty Images By Amy Walker and James Gallagher , Health and science correspondent Published 17 minutes ago You know the score. You stayed up late at the pub in the early hours of the morning, or set your alarm for after midnight to watch England in its nail-biting match against Mexico.
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