Workers pay and pay often for their poor sleep habits, but since the best-known ailments of sleep deprivation are personal in nature, employers and society do little to properly incentivize good sleep hygiene. https://t.co/44RKNR09EK https://t.co/tpZi9lVU5j

Workers pay and pay often for their poor sleep habits, but since the best-known ailments of sleep deprivation are personal in nature, employers and society do little to properly incentivize good sleep hygiene. https://t.co/44RKNR09EK pic.twitter.com/tpZi9lVU5j

— Mark S. Frey, DDS (@MarkSFreyDDS) June 24, 2018

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