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The grueling pace of architecture school notoriously leaves little room to catch up on your beauty sleep. But even the most rigorous students need a bit of shuteye every once and a while, whether under a desk or inside an installation. @usczzz documents passed out students from the USC School of... View full entry
New research finds that one night of sleep deprivation and six months on a high-fat diet could both impair insulin sensitivity to a similar degree, demonstrating the importance of a good night’s sleep on health. [...]
When the body becomes less sensitive to insulin ... it needs to produce more insulin to keep blood sugar stable. This may eventually lead to Type 2 diabetes, a disease where the body’s insulin response doesn’t work properly and there is too much sugar in the blood.
— obesity.org
Students: take note. Take time to get enough sleep.More on the significance of a good night's sleep:When the pressure is on, dedicated architecture students show how to power nap like a proNine hours in a capsule: sleeping in a sci-fi hotel that wants you to leaveShould napping in the workplace be... View full entry
