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Sleepless nights lead to sluggish brain activity
17:39 EST 6 Nov 2017 | News-Medical.net
A new study has shown that some brain cells actually slow down if a person has not got adequate sleep at night. This leads to periods of mental lapses. Researchers of University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and Tel Aviv University have proven this in their published study that appeared in the journal Nature Medicine online this Monday (6th of November 2017).
Original Article: Sleepless nights lead to sluggish brain activity
