Sleep Quiz: Why You Need Your ZZZs
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National Institutes of Health: "Sleep & Growing Older."
Harvard Medical School: "Assess Your Sleep Needs."
National Institutes of Health: "Information About Sleep."
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WebMD Health News: “Dreams Can Solve Problems.”
American Academy of Sleep Medicine: "Dreams & Nightmares."
American Academy of Sleep Medicine: "Nightmares."
American Academy of Sleep Medicine: "Sleepwalking."
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Stanford University: "Sleep (Sleep Debt)."
Villanova University: "Symptoms of Sleep Deprivation."
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Harvard Medical School: "Poor Sleep Habits – Heart Disease and Sleep Apnea."
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