sleep
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Marine Mammals Sleep By Shutting Down One Half Of Brain
Marine mammals are sleeping by shutting down a half portion of their brain. Read more here.
Latest Research Articles
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What Do Spiders Dream About? Ecologist Observes Sleeping Baby Spiders to Find Out!
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US Health Authorities Designate Sleep as a Major Indicator of Heart Health After Growing Evidence
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Risk of Death While Sleeping Could be Reduced, Explains Pulmonologist
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Belly Fat: New Study Reveals Sleep Deprivation Causes Abdominal Obesity
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Sharks Are Not Just All Hunting, They Also Sleep With Their Eyes Wide Open
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Scientists Recommend Switching Off Lights, Draw the Blinds at Night To Avoid Diseases
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Scientists Confirm Sharks Do Sleep at All, Sometimes With Their Eyes Open
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Sleeping For Less Than 6 Hours is Dangerous, Research Finds
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Inadequate Sleep Could Cost Countries Billions
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Climate Change Could Promote Sleep Deprivation Among Poor and Elderly
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Wild African Elephants Are Insomniac: Study Reveals They Only Need Naps Regardless of Activity
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Can't Sleep? Scientists Say Camping is the Solution
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World’s Biggest Coral, Hidden Beneath Solomon Islands Waters, Revealed by Diver
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