Effect of Short versus Long Duration Naps on Blood Pressure during Simulated Night Shift Work: A Randomized Crossover Trial
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P. D. Patterson | M. Weaver | Leonard S. Weiss | Lily Nong | C. Patterson | Sarah E. Martin | Tiffany S. Okerman | David G L Roach | Nicholas H. Okwiya | Chinemeh Eyiba | Jordan R Huff | Anna Ruzicka | Julia Ruggieri | Quentin S Mcilvaine | David G. L. Roach | Nicholas Okwiya | Jordan R. Huff
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