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Staying up for the football? Here's how to survive a World Cup all-nighter

Staying up for the football? Here's how to survive a World Cup all-nighter
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This article offers practical advice for football fans to manage sleep and health while watching World Cup matches scheduled across difficult time zones. It includes expert insights on circadian rhythms and strategies for staying alert during late-night broadcasts.

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Major global sporting events often disrupt sleep patterns, and understanding the biological impact of these shifts is relevant for public health and productivity.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google James Gallagher Health and science correspondent BBC So, you want to watch the World Cup, but you have no idea how you re going to cope with the sleep-wrecking kick-off times?

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