(BLOOMBERG) (BLOOMBERG) - Election night was the low point of the year when it comes to sleep.
According to data compiled through a health-tracking device designed in Finland, Americans lost a total of 138 million hours of sleep on election night.
The Oura ring, which as the name suggests is worn on a user's finger, also tracked faster heart rates as US users reported more stress and anxiety than normal, according to a blog post by the company.
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