Scientists exploring how to beat heat for better sleep


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Sleep quality is being harmed by hotter temperatures caused by climate change, and scientists say we need to learn how to adapt.

Cool showers and less coffee or alcohol: sleep quality is being harmed by hotter temperatures caused by climate change, and scientists say we need to learn how to adapt.

The human brain is very sensitive to heat, with higher temperatures raising the body's central thermostat and activating stress systems.

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