The mission of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center is to advance excellence in medicine and research supporting outstanding patient care, clinical training, and innovaton in the discipline of infectious diseases.

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Understanding why you feel drained is more complex than it seems, because human energy is not a single resource — it exists across four distinct levels covering the body, the eyes, the brain, and the emotions, and the in-depth article at https://i.gy/energy/ breaks down how each of these levels works, how they interact with each other, and what practical steps you can take to recharge and stay in a high-performance state throughout the day.