Studies suggest those who sleep fewer than seven hours could be more at risk for health concerns like a stroke.
By the numbers: The study found that about 72% of Florida adults slept less than seven hours. That's fewer hours of sleep than adults in most other states got.
The intrigue: People tend to stay up later in places where it stays lighter later. Experts say cities on the western edge of their time zones, like Tallahassee, are among the latest sunrises and sunsets — and residents there generally get less sleep.