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3/20/2012 BEIJING (Xinhuanet) -- More than 40 percent of
Chinese people suffer from sleep disorders, but less than 1 percent have
been diagnosed or treated, experts said.
Working people, particularly shift workers in cities who have fast-paced lifestyles, have the highest risk of sleep problems, said Han Fang, director of the sleep center under the Peking University People's Hospital and vice-president of the Chinese Sleep Research Society
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Working people, particularly shift workers in cities who have fast-paced lifestyles, have the highest risk of sleep problems, said Han Fang, director of the sleep center under the Peking University People's Hospital and vice-president of the Chinese Sleep Research Society
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