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Armitage, H. (September 01, 2015). Lack of sleep puts you at higher risk for colds, the first experimental study finds. Science. Retrieved on 25 July 2018 from www.sciencemag.org/news 2015/09.
Where:www.sciencemag.org/news is a site that offers a wide range of information from the world of scientific research and science policy. The website provides credible information by the freelancers and, it verifies the qualification of the freelancers on the site to bring credible information at all times.
Who: Hanae Armitage is a freelance writer and editor in this site. There are no other credentials on this writer.
When: This is a current article as it was written on September 1, 2015.
What: The article puts forward an argument on how depriving oneself of sleep would increase the chances of suffering from cold. Further, the article explains that an individual who has deprived themselves of sleep is four times likely to suffer from cold as compared to individuals who have had enough sleep (Armitage, 2015). The argument is valid and reasonable because it clearly explains that when one fails to get enough sleep, the probability of suffering from cold is very high (Institute of Medicine. 1996). The evidence is also indicating that sleep is an important regulatory for specific antiviral immune responses. The article …