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  • @UChicago
    The University of Chicago
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    Sep 6
    Having trouble getting a good night’s sleep? Asst. Prof. Kenneth Lee, medical director of the Sleep Disorders Center at @UChicagoMed, explains how melatonin and magnesium may support better sleep and what to consider before choosing one. Your Sunday Read:
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    Melatonin Vs. Magnesium for Sleep: Experts Reveal Which Works Better
    From prevention.com
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  • @UChicago
    The University of Chicago
    @UChicago
    Sep 5
    From UChicago to the Obama Presidential Center, see our stretch of the South Side from a new perspective.
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  • @UChicago
    The University of Chicago
    @UChicago
    Sep 4
    Looking for your next read? 📚 For America’s 250th year, explore a curated list from the @UChicagoPress of books that explore the people, ideas and movements that have shaped the nation. Learn more: ms.spr.ly/6010aVgdo
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  • @UChicago
    The University of Chicago
    @UChicago
    Sep 3
    Measles is making headlines again—and while it's highly contagious, it's also preventable. UChicago Medicine expert Julia Rosebush answers common questions about measles, the MMR vaccine and how to protect yourself and your community. Learn more:
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    What is measles and how dangerous is it? UChicago experts explain
    From news.uchicago.edu
  • @UChicago
    The University of Chicago
    @UChicago
    Sep 3
    The Hugo Awards mostly honor sci-fi/fantasy fiction—but also recognize related non-fiction. This year that award went to UChicago historian Prof. Ada Palmer for "Inventing the Renaissance." Read more from our Q&A with Palmer on UChicago News:
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    There’s no such thing as a ‘golden age,’ says Renaissance scholar
    From news.uchicago.edu
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