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Lack of sleep may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease
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@charlesarthur @subhajitb comment at the article. Read it first.
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@bxchen Three hours of sleep? Meh! More caffeine!
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@pomeranian99 The evidence just keeps piling up, people: Naps work. http://bit.ly/JvzvP
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@jackgraycnn RT: @moonfrye Here's the link 2 Alzheimer's article. http://bit.ly/3nmJB7
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