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Key takeaways from Your brain "wakes up" more than 100 times each night. That's normal — and maybe good

New research in mice shows that repeated, brief wake-ups at night are a normal part of sleep, and may actually indicate that you slept well.

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shifting brain patterns, fluids flushing in and out of the skull, and a drop in body temperature
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