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Matthew Walker: we’re in the midst of a “catastrophic sleep-loss epidemic” Ronald Reagan and wife Nancy, in 1976 “During NREM sleep, your brain goes into this incredible synchronised pattern of chanting, the cells all singing together” Matthew Walker has spent … Continue reading
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We can wipe out mosquitoes – so let’s do it
Two young people, very close to me, are currently lying in hospital, seriously ill with Dengue fever. Perhaps Daniel Engber is correct, in what he says, in his article below. “It’s time to kill all the mosquitoes,” says Daniel Engber. … Continue reading
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