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Tag Archives: sleep
Less than 6 hours of sleep seems to indicate higher levels of inflammation
Data from a recent study are scheduled to be presented Sunday, Nov. 14 at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions in Chicago by Alanna Morris, MD, a cardiology fellow at Emory University School of Medicine, shows that people who do … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, c-reactive protein, heart attack, inflammation, longevity, science, science news, sleep
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Gene linked to sleep variation
This article in new scientist says whether people sleep a lot or a little may depend in part on a gene that also determines whether fruit flies snooze all night. Geneticists studying sleep duration in people scanned the DNA of … Continue reading
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