The effect is more pronounced in people from developing countries.💤
The researchers estimate that by the year 2099, increased temperatures may erode 50 to 58 hours of sleep per person per year. This effect would be even worse for residents from lower-income countries as well as for older adults and females.
It's a long-known fact that increased temperatures lead to more deaths and hospitalizations but what has not been clarified is what exact impact it has on people's ability to rest properly.
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