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Simulating sleep improves memory without actually falling asleep
American neurobiologists have demonstrated that artificially reproducing brain activity typical of sleep in awake mice can help restore memory without the need for full sleep. In the future, researchers plan to test this method on humans, but for now, it is not possible to completely replace sleep.
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