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>Scientists are not totally sure if sleeping too much is a risk to health itself, or if it is simply a marker of increased risk, she tells Inverse. More breaki

>Scientists are not totally sure if sleeping too much is a risk to health itself, or if it is simply a marker of increased risk, she tells Inverse. More breaking news: people suffering from depression also often suffer from sleeping disorders, including sleeping too much. But please, don't tell that to the journalist who wrote this article, lest we see titles like "Researches Warn That Snoozing Your Alarm Has a Depressing Downside". Thanks for summarizing this article in one sentence.

jdietrich 8y ago
>don't tell that to the journalist who wrote this article To be fair, headlines are often written by sub-editors rather than the article author. Journalists are often unfairly blamed for sensationalist headlines that they had no part in writing. The buried lede may be the journalist's fault, or it could also be the work of a sub-editor.
toomanybeersies 8y ago
Anecdotally, most people I know who suffer from depression have insomnia.