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The title says "one night of poor sleep", but the quote in the article says "one night of total sleep deprivation". I often have nights of poor sleep. I never
by adam12 11y ago
The title says "one night of poor sleep", but the quote in the article says "one night of total sleep deprivation". I often have nights of poor sleep. I never have nights of total sleep deprivation. Title is misleading.
- Ganz7 11y agoI'm really curious to see if the negative effects of a night of sleep deprivation/poor sleep could be offset by some naptime in the day.
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- jerf 11y agoAnother interesting study destroyed by its PR. When will the madness end? I seriously doubt the two effects are "equal", either; could it be that getting a better night's sleep or two removes the effect of a bad night of sleep, whereas six months of diet can't be removed in a couple of days? Just because two elements of an n-dimensional tuple are equal does not mean you've got two equal values. This study, at least, doesn't appear to address that question at all. (Which is fine! That's just a factual statement, not a criticism. Though I do hope having spent 6 months on feeding dogs they took the ~week to see about recovery times for the insulin sensitivity, perhaps for another paper.)
- dang 11y agoOk, we changed the title to match your description.