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Unveiling the Sleep Crisis: Implications for Adolescent Health,
                                            Academic Performance, and Policy Reform
                3. Educate students, parents, and teachers about the importance of sufficient sleep for academic
                    success and overall health. Raise awareness about the negative impacts of inadequate sleep
                    and encourage stakeholders to prioritize sleep hygiene.

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