Prof of Neurology and Sleep Medicine. Seven Deadly Sins: The Biology of Being Human, out now
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Awaiting the first book review is always a nailbiting time. I really could not have hoped for better, from @Nature nature.com/articles/d41586-0… @willi
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🍎 ‘Absolutely fascinating’ @StevenBartlett
🍏 Gluttony. Greed. Sloth. Pride. Envy. Lust. Anger. Explore how neuroscience explains our deadliest vices in this mind-bending read.
SEVEN DEADLY SINS by @guy_lesch is out today in paperback!
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Why neurologist Guy Leschziner links the seven deadly sins to human biology, P.K. Ajith Kumar writes
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Tomorrow night at 8pm - come join me at the National Museum for Scotland. Should be a fascinating and dark discussion of the biology and nature of human sin #edscifest
Great chatting to you @Doctor_V . A fun and thought-provoking conversation.
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Just dropped: 'Seven Deadly Sins - Unlocking the Neurology of Human Vices' by Freerange MD — fun conversation with Dr. Guy Leschziner, a London-based neurologist and author of the new book on the storied sins. Have a listen wherever you grab your 'casts. megaphone.link/RLIIO19508779…
Consistently the best meeting of the year!
Kicking off day 2 of the BNPA 2025 @guy_lesch presenting on the management of sleep disorders. Very appropriate timing given it's World Sleep Day
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Around 40% of adults in Western countries struggle with sleep—and the consequences go way beyond just feeling tired. Poor sleep impacts everything from mood and appetite to creativity and relationships. Yet, so many of us don’t know how to fix it.
This week on my 'Feel Better, Live More' podcast, I sit down with Professor Guy Leschziner (@guy_lesch ), a neurologist at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals in London and Professor of Neurology and Sleep Medicine at King’s College London. With over two decades of experience treating sleep disorders, he shares simple, evidence-based solutions to help you improve your sleep.
Sleep isn’t one-size-fits-all—what works for one person might not work for another. But with Guy’s expert insights, you’ll be able to find an approach that works for you.
Listen on Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
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Watch on Youtube: youtu.be/ajzz4a8iTfE?si=y59E…
Great to chat to @drchatterjeeuk on all things sleep and the brain.
What Your Sleep Is Trying To Tell You: How To Fix Your Sleep Problems, Reset Your Brain & The Difference Between Fatigue and Tiredness with Guy Leschziner
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Could our sins have helped us survive? Guy Leschziner (@guy_lesch), author of #SevenDeadlySins, explores the science behind the seven deadly sins in this fascinating interview. Read now on @htTweets: hindustantimes.com/lifestyle…
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"The Nocturnal Brain" by @guy_lesch is on our list of the best #neuroscience books of all time!
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Really great to finally see the legendary @Bahrisons_books in Delhi today. Thank you for your hospitality!
@guy_lesch latest book “Seven Deadly Sins" explores the underlying nature of the Seven Deadly Sins, their neuroscientific & psychological basis,their origin in our genes, and,crucially,how certain medical disorders may give rise to them
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#Delhi readers, get ready to meet @guy_lesch at your favourite bookstores on 29th January and get your copies of #SevenDeadlySins signed!
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#keralalitfest surpassed all expectations. A truly amazing event. Fantastic audience, lovely hosts and great speakers, and got to interview a Nobel winner to boot #KLF2025 @HarperCollinsIN @harper
Very excited to be heading to Kozhikode for the Kerala Lit Fest. An amazing line-up on a Keralan beach
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✍️ Estas historias de pacientes podrían ser argumentos de novelas de Stephen King, sin embargo, son casos totalmente reales.
A partir de la descripción de estos casos, el neurólogo especialista en sueño Guy Leschziner ilustra cómo funcionan nuestros cerebros cuando duermen.
Great fun talking to Guardian Science Weekly Podcast today, on the biological basis of our more sinful behaviours theguardian.com/science/audi…
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A yearly round up of the Best Nonfiction of 2024, books we wished we published as seen on Ken's Substack Newsletter: shush.substack.com/p/best-no…
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Feeling gluttonous, greedy or slothful this Boxing Day? Here is something to make you feel just a little bit better thetimes.com/article/cd92b21…
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Uncover the mysteries of sleep! Find out what biological and psychological factors are necessary in getting the rest needed for health and happiness.
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ALT Audio cover of The Nocturnal Brain by Dr Guy Leschziner. Audible 2 for 1 Sale. 'The Nocturnal Brain will not promise to cure your insomnia, but it does make for an entertaining and thought-provoking bedtime read.’ The Guardian
Great fun recording Curious Cases with @FryRsquared and @daraobriain, alongside the inimitable Russell Foster. Listen tomorrow on BBC Radio 4 at 10 am. Also available here: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00240…