Night-time Social Media Use and Its Association with Sleep Quality among Undergraduate Medical Students.

The increasing use of social media among undergraduate medical students has raised concerns about its potential impact on sleep quality. Medical students are particularly vulnerable due to demanding academic schedules and high stress levels, which may be further influenced by digital habits such as prolonged and late-night social media use.

This dataset was collected from undergraduate students of NRI Medical College to examine the association between social media use patterns and sleep quality. It includes variables on frequency, duration, and timing of social media usage along with measures of sleep quality.

The dataset aims to support research on behavioral factors affecting sleep and to facilitate further studies in public health and medical education.