sleep

A physician wearing blue scrubs analyzes scans of the brain.
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A damaged yellow axon extends from a pink neuron to a red muscle fiber.
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An illustration of a woman sleeping and surrounded by three floating sheep.
A girl in a denim shirt falls asleep at the office, and her co-workers look at her.
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An abstract representation of brain waves characteristic of sleep, which scientists could one day use to predict Alzheimer’s disease risk.
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Scientists at the University of Tsukuba implanted optical fibers into narcoleptic mouse brains to optogenetically stimulate dopamine excitation.
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