The findings of the study suggest that sleep deprivation may increase the risk of heart disease

Recently, a study published in cardiovascular research found that lack of sleep is one of the reasons why vulnerable groups are at higher risk of heart disease People with lower socioeconomic status suffer from sleep deprivation because they may be engaged in multiple jobs, work shifts, live in noisy environments, and have greater emotional and economic stress This is the first large population-based study to see if sleep deprivation can partly explain why poor people suffer more heart disease The study found that sleep deprivation could explain the association between male specific occupational groups and coronary heart disease The study pooled data from eight cohorts in eight European countries, with a total of 111205 participants According to the father's occupation and personal occupation, the social and economic status of the participants is divided into low, medium or high three The history of coronary heart disease and stroke can be obtained from clinical assessment, medical records (http:// and self-report The average self-reported sleep time was recommended sleep time or normal sleep time (6 to 8.5 hours), short sleep time (6 hours) and long sleep time (more than 8.5 hours).