Weekend sleep-in might ruin your waistline and your health, study says

CNN·Feb 28

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A study suggests that sleeping in on weekends may have negative effects on health and weight. The research implies a potential link between weekend sleep patterns and waistline expansion, as well as overall health. The study's findings indicate that sleeping in on weekends could be detrimental to one's health.

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