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The rare genetic phenomenon of 'short sleepers' who thrive on four hours of sleep
This article explores the existence of 'short sleepers,' individuals who naturally require only four hours of sleep per day due to a rare genetic phenomenon. Their unique biology offers insights into the fundamental nature of sleep and the flexibility of human rest requirements.
24 Feb, 19:38 — 24 Feb, 19:38
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