Lack of sleep causes cell death   New research published in the journal Sleep (SLEEP) has revealed an important function of sleep’s many organic functions. Researchers from the University of Wisconsin studied the effect of complete, partial and partial (35%) sleep deprivation on the cells of important organs in laboratory rats for a period of 10 days, after which samples were taken from the cells of some organs in the body. The researchers found that complete sleep deprivation caused damage and dysfunction. in cells of the liver (247%), lungs (166%) and small intestine (145%); Similar damage occurred, but to a lesser…