PSYCH 136: Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders arise when the mechanisms controlling sleep quantity, timing, breathing, movement, arousal or dream-state boundaries become disrupted - and the consequences can range from chronic distress to accidents, cardiovascular disease and major functional impairment.
Medlock Holmes enters an immense Neo-Victorian institution called The Grand Observatory of Sleep and Wakefulness.
At first glance, the building appears quiet.
But Holmes quickly realises that nothing is truly inactive.
Behind the walls, electrical signals rise and fall.
Eyes move beneath closed lids.
Muscles alternate…
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