RAPID PUBLICATION Sleep Loss and REM Sleep Loss are Hyperalgesic Timothy Roehrs, PhD1,2; Maren Hyde, BS2; Brandi Blaisdell, MS2; Mark Greenwald, PhD2; Thomas Roth, PhD1,2 1 Henry Ford Health System, Sleep Disorders and

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