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 Sleep With The... Flies?
Sleep With The... Flies?
After a long day spent socializing or learning who to flirt with, scientists say fruit flies need to sleep longer, shedding light on what sleep may actually do for humans. Sleep remains a mystery. To delve into why people need to sleep, neurogeneticist Indrani Ganguly-Fitzgerald at the Neurosciences Institute in San Diego, Calif., and her colleagues Paul Shaw and Jeff Donlea at Washington Univers... read full post picked by 2manyusernames 3 years ago
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 How much sleep do you really need? Probably a lot less than you think, says an expert
How much sleep do you really need? Probably a lot less than you think, says an expert
A leading sleep expert claimed that most people need far less than eight hours' sleep a night. Here, Professor Jim Horne of the Sleep Research Centre explains why. picked by karenben 1 year ago
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 The Science Of Sleep
The Science Of Sleep
"Whatever the function of sleep, or the functions of sleep are, they seem to be so important that evolution is willing to put us in that place of potential danger by losing consciousness. It would be the biggest evolutionary mistake if sleep does not serve some critical function," Walker says. picked by dollyllama 2 years ago
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 Sleep Safe Tape
Sleep Safe Tape
Many situations exist where it is taboo to sleep despite the natural inclination of humans to rest their tired eyes. Examples include meetings, lectures, and conversations. With Sleep Safe Tape, users can get the shuteye they need while appearing to be wide-awake. picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago
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 Sleep disorder turns Mr. Rogers into Mr. Hyde
Sleep disorder turns Mr. Rogers into Mr. Hyde
Derek Rogers, 70, from Bedford, has a rare sleep disorder which causes him to become violent when he sleep-walks. He has destroyed furniture, attacked his wife and injured himself during the night - but remembers nothing. picked by BrownTrout 3 years ago
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 Walk a mile in her shoes
Walk a mile in her shoes
Frank Baird first proposed Walk a Mile in Her Shoes®: The International Men's March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault and Gender Violence in 2001. The Men's March started out small and has grown each year since, with larger crowds attending each March and Marches held in multiple locations benefiting multiple rape crisis centers. picked by TraumaMamma 7 months ago
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 Kevin Everett Will Likely Walk Again
Kevin Everett Will Likely Walk Again
Neurosurgeon: Bills' Kevin Everett moved arms and legs, which means he could walk again.

Follow-up: picked by punthe 2 years ago
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 How to Walk in High Heels : Look Sexy Cute in Heels
How to Walk in High Heels : Look Sexy Cute in Heels [video]
The Do's and Don'ts to walking in high heels. Learn how to walk with grace and confidence in high heels. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago
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 Teen Sleep Problems Lead to Depression and Drug Abuse
Teen Sleep Problems Lead to Depression and Drug Abuse
Sleep problems in children and teens have reached a crisis level in America. New science shows that these issues are setting the table for obesity, depression, drug abuse, and future cardiovascular disease. Sp picked by karenben 1 year ago
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 Lasers-guided cars could allow drivers to eat and sleep at the wheel while travelling in 70mph convoys
Lasers-guided cars could allow drivers to eat and sleep at the wheel while travelling in 70mph convoys
Drivers will be able to sleep, read, work or watch television behind the wheel of their cars at 70mph on the motorway, using technology being developed by scientists.
A system which will lock cars together using sensors and wireless technology, allowing up to ten at a time to cruise in ‘car train’ convoys, could be unveiled within two years. picked by AutumnLotus 5 months ago
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 You aren't sleeping well
You aren't sleeping well
Twenty percent of Americans sleep less than six hours a night, and nearly one-third have lost sleep worrying about financial concerns, according to the National Sleep Foundation, which recommends that adults get seven to nine hours. "Our society thinks sleep is for slackers," says Darrel Drobnich, the organization's chief program officer. (Interesting column on sleeping and ways to lear... read full post picked by lynxears 5 months ago
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 Paralyzed Rats Walk Again
Paralyzed Rats Walk Again
A three-pronged approach to treating spinal cord injuries allowed paralyzed rats to walk without receiving signals from the brain. picked by proverb 2 months ago
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 Looking for work? It's OK to sleep on this job
Looking for work? It's OK to sleep on this job
A NYC museum is looking for women to participate in a "sleep art" installation. Pay is $10/hour. Participants are expected to sleep 6 hours. How to apply for the job picked by suebe 9 months ago
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 Green tea may help snorers sleep easy
Green tea may help snorers sleep easy
Compounds found in green tea may help ward off the neurological damage that can come with the breathing disorder sleep apnoea. picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago
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 Sleep disorders often mistaken for ADHD
Sleep disorders often mistaken for ADHD
"Many of the kids with a sleep disorder will present with inattention. They'll have fatigue. They may even look like a child who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, but in fact, it's related to their sleep," said Thomas Burns, a neuropsychologist. picked by muppet 2 years ago
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 Scientists discover gene that lets some people survive on less sleep with no ill effects
Scientists discover gene that lets some people survive on less sleep with no ill effects
There has always been an air of mystery surrounding Margaret Thatcher's famous boast that she only needed four hours sleep a night.

But now scientists have discovered a gene that determines the amount of sleep we need - and which allows some people to survive on fewer hours. picked by AutumnLotus 3 months ago
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 Lack of Sleep Linked to Mental Illnesses
Lack of Sleep Linked to Mental Illnesses
Sleep deprivation can lead to the development of mental disorders. picked by maxriter 2 years ago
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 How sleep works
How sleep works
Sleep is one of those funny things about being a human being... you just have to do it. Have you ever wondered why? picked by bunmaster 2 years ago
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 A Walk In The Woods
A Walk In The Woods
Watch the cute bunny take a walk through the woods... okay so that isn't the entirety of the film. Hate to spoil it though. Just watch it and laugh. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago
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 Too Much Sleep Can Make You Tired
Too Much Sleep Can Make You Tired
Did you grab that extra hour of sleep this morning after setting the clocks back an hour? (I didn't). You probably shouldn't have. picked by suebe 1 week ago
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