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A decade-long study of 3,000+ people links irregular bedtimes to higher heart attack and stroke risk, especially with under 7-8 hours of sleep. Experts say inconsistent sleep disrupts circadian rhythms, affecting blood pressure, hormones, and metabolism. Bedtime consistency matters more than wake time, making a fixed sleep schedule a simple way to protect long-term heart health. , Health, Times Now