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Regular napping mitigates the onset of cognitive fatigue and protects against stress-inflammatory responses to real-world sleep debt
Chronic sleep debt impairs cognitive processes, stress regulation, and immune homeostasis, while sustained cognitive engagement induces mental fatigue. However, it remains unclear how chronically insufficient sleep in real-life conditions accelerates the onset of mental fatigue during prolonged cogn
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