One of the leading causes of death in
sleep deprivation seems to have been opportunistic bacterial infections caused by a decline in the immune function (e.g. no febrile response).
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Good sleep, good learning, good life | SuperMemo.comonstrating the role of sleep in brain development (Stryker et al. 2001[10]), says that nighttime hormonal changes may "play a crucial role in consolidating and enhancing waking experience"[11]. <span>One of the leading causes of death in sleep deprivation seems to have been opportunistic bacterial infections caused by a decline in the immune function (e.g. no febrile response). That decline could be caused equally well by (a) poor neural control of the immune function or (b) straight effect of hypercatabolism. Whatever the cause, scientists have quickly figure Summary
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