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Sleep aid taken by 2 million people 'significantly' impairs next-day function, world-first study finds
A sleep aid used by 2 million people has been found to significantly impair next-day functioning, according to a world-first study. The research highlights potential risks associated with the medication's effects on daily activities.
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