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Scientists found a brain circuit that works like a brake and shut off chronic nerve pain in mice
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A study of 3,700 dream reports found your dreams mirror your personality and your day
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Alzheimer’s sleep loss traces back to the brain’s own immune cells turning on neurons
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Chemical tags in the brain predicted when sleeping mice would wake
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Alcohol mixed with stress can scar a key brain region for good, even after you quit
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Deep sleep triggers a growth-hormone surge the brain uses to repair itself
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