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A neurologist explains: If you don’t sleep enough, you will develop dementia faster!
why are we sleeping The question seems so simple that everyone thinks they know the answer. In fact, sleep researchers and neuroscientists have only made significant progress in recent years.
The neurologist and BILD am SONNTAG columnist Prof. Kathrin Reetz explains what happens in the brain at night and why too little sleep is dangerous.
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