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Abstract
The ongoing armed conflict in Sudan has disrupted daily routines and academic activities for university students.
- Problematic smartphone use may be linked to poor sleep quality among undergraduate medical students.
- Changes in sleep patterns could be associated with increased smartphone usage.
- Chronotype, or the natural preference for morning or evening activities, may influence the relationship between smartphone use and sleep.
- Life satisfaction appears to be affected by both sleep quality and smartphone use during the conflict period.
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