Jerome Siegel on sleep habits

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Jerome Siegel on sleep habits

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Sep 14, 2022

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Jerome Siegel (University of California, Los Angeles, CA, USA) discusses sleep research in hunter-gatherer populations and what we can learn from the sleep habits of various species; his Review is published in the October issue of The Lancet Neurology, which is the fourth paper in The Lancet’s Series on sleep and sleep disorders.

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Sep 14, 2022

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