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Why Sleep Deprivation Seems Acceptable But Isn't
Sleep deprivation challenges self-awareness, illustrated by studies on cognitive impairment and brain function.
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−A 2000 study by Drew Dawson and Kathryn Reid published in Nature measured cognitive performance
+A 1997 study by Drew Dawson and Kathryn Reid published in Nature measured cognitive performance
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