Redefining sleep culture in the marine corps/ Capt Johann A. Proisch

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PORISCH Johann A

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In: Marine Corps Gazette, Volume 108, Number 11, November 2024, pg. 30-34Summary: This article is about the culture of sleeping in the Marine Corps, or the lack of it. The connection between sleep and physical performance is generally understood, but sleep’s relationship with mental health, stress management, and cognitive function is less recognized.

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This article is about the culture of sleeping in the Marine Corps, or the lack of it. The connection between sleep and physical performance is generally understood, but sleep’s relationship with mental health, stress management, and cognitive function is less recognized.

SLEEP DEPRIVATION, SLEEP READINESS, NEWARTICLS

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