اقتصاد سكاي نيوز عربية
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The annual cost of untreated sleep disorders in Germany is estimated at more than €100 billion—around 3% of GDP—due to absenteeism, reduced productivity and concentration, and increased accident risks. Around 80% of people need 7–9 hours of sleep a day; losing just one hour may raise the risk of traffic accidents by about 30%. Nearly 10% of Germany’s population has sleep disorders that require treatment. Experts advise consulting a family doctor if sleep problems recur three times a week, both at night and during the day, over a period of four weeks. They warn that diagnostic and treatment services are insufficient and waiting times are long.
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