Acute sleep deprivation has no lasting effects on the human antibody titer response following a novel influenza A H1N1 virus vaccination

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@sailorrooscout However, I also found another study that appeared to show the same thing in the short term, but also stated that it didn't affect longer term immune response, however they only measured antibodies: https://t.co/8SQ0fQe7Vv

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@marqdmartian @mrsunlawyer Acutely, not long term https://t.co/lsNhNGOXBl

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@PeterAttiaMD @sleepdiplomat https://t.co/cvbNCZyqcr thoughts?

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RT @LucasMDonovan: @laxswamy @AneesaDas @nvhstewart @tony_breu @AvrahamCooperMD @HannahRAbrams @AllisonRBond @rbganatra While this study do…

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