In the 2020 China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study, sleep durations of 4 hours or less (β=−1.85), 5 hours (β=−0.55), 9 hours (β=−1.78), and 10 hours or more (β=−3.01) per night were significantly negatively associated with cognitive function.

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