What staying up all night does to your brain - Anna Rothschild
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Staying up all night disrupts circadian rhythms, leading to cognitive decline, poor coordination, and emotional instability. While caffeine can temporarily boost alertness, sleep deprivation negatively impacts memory consolidation and problem-solving abilities. Long-term lack of sleep is linked to serious health issues and lower academic performance. Prioritize sleep for better overall well-being.