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ation and age of puberty were attenuated. The pooled OR (95% CI) of studies measuring pubertal timing by PDS/SMS and Tanner stage were 0.50(0.37-0.69) and 0.91(0.77-1.09) respectively. In the subgroup analysis by BMI levels, the pooled OR (95% CI) was slightly attenuated 0.95(0.89-1.01). Conclusions Longer sleep duration is associated with a lower risk of early puberty in children. The association between sleep duration and risk of early puberty may be modified by other factors such as BMI. To clarify the effect of sleep duration on
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