&lt;p&gt;&quot;Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.&quot; 
 
   &lt;p&gt;So said Benjamin Franklin, and he&#039;s probably right for &quot;a man.&quot; But for teenagers, while the &quot;early to bed&quot; part holds up, &quot;early to rise&quot; - which for kids translates into less sleep - isn&#039;t making them healthier or wiser for sure: New research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates too little sleep for teens increases their risk of engaging in risky behavior, including smoking and drinking. Which, in turn, can&#039;t be good for school performance.