Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6060489 Sleep Medicine 2015 39 Pages PDF
Abstract
Sleep problems, including night-shift work, and shorter and longer sleep duration, are associated with an increased breast cancer risk. In particular, the combined effects of night-shift work with no daytime napping or longer sleep duration are greater than the independent effects.
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