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Inadequate sleep is bad for preteens’ brains – EurekAlert
In early adolescence, children’s brain circuits are rapidly maturing, especially those involved in higher-level thought processes….
image: This image shows how insufficient sleep, frequent difficulty falling asleep at night, and increased frequency of snoring affect regional networks in the brain. These effects are distributed throughout the brain, including regions (such as frontal…
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