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What is the difference between sleep and unconciousness?

J Cheung stcheungYY at YYsingnet.com.sg
Mon Mar 12 06:07:01 EST 2001


I just did an Amazon.book search, and found this out-of-print book Wide
Awake at 3 am by Richard Coleman at
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0716717964/qid%3D984394891/102-490771
6-9942527

(Put the whole URL address into the Browser, just in case the full address
got cut off by line-wrap).

John

"Ozzy" <nospam at home.com> wrote
> James Teo wrote:
>
> > Don't know anything about that.  Definitely would be very interesting
> > if you could find the reference to that and pass it on to me. Dement's
> > book doesn't mention it nor does my other neuro books.
> >
> > The sleep initiators are in the brain stem and mid brain so I find it
> > difficult to imagine a disease process which would selectively damage
> > that centre without killing the individual.
>
> I am sorry that I cannot find the book to give the publisher and author
but the
> information is in a book entitled "Wide Awake at 3 a.m." I got it several
years ago
> as a bonus for renewing my subscription to Scientific American. It
discusses many
> aspects of sleep deprivation and various disorders.
>






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