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Dr. Ann Crabtree is an associate professor at the Cumming School of Medicine University of Calgary .
She says sleep is essential to consolidate learning and memory.
When you reach deep rapid eye movement or REM sleep, you dream.
Good sleep also reduces your risk of heart attack and stroke.
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