Overtired? Your Brain May Eat Itself!
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ltcnews.comOvertired? Your Brain May Eat Itself!ltcnews.comInadequate sleep can substantially impact your health now and in the future. Cleveland Clinic says more than 100 million Americans are not getting adequate sleep. Dementia is even linked to lack of sleep. Are you tired?
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