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- Sleepwalking - Incidence
- Sleepwalking - Prevalence
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- Sleepwalking - Racial distribution
- Sleepwalking - Age distribution
- Sleepwalking - Sex distribution
Somewhere between 1% and 17% of U.S. children sleepwalk, and juveniles are seen to be those more prone to the activity.
- Some 18% of Americans are prone to the act, roughly 2 in 11 of the US population
- One study showed that the highest prevalence of sleepwalking was 16.7% for children of 11 to 12 years of age.
- Boys are seen to be more likely to sleepwalk than girls.
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According to a Finnish study published in 1997, children sleepwalk more frequently than adults. Sleepwalking was reported for 6.9% of female children and 5.7% of male children, compared to rates of 3.1% for adult women and 3.9% for adult men.[1]
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