Likely refers to a specific technical protocol or a numbered paper within a series of "Gnotobiotic" or "Circadian" research volumes. g., NASA or the NIH) that might have published this report?
In 1973, laboratories studying gnotobiotics (germ-free animals) often recorded early awakening from anesthesia or hibernation-like states in young animals (e.g., rats, mice, chicks). “14 and under” could refer to age in days. A “report” might be an internal lab observation or a conference abstract. No major publication from that year uses that exact phrasing. early awakening report 14 and under 1973 germ free
Relevance to child health
A handful of children, such as David Vetter (born 1971), lived in sterile isolators. These children were, by necessity, germ-free. But David Vetter was only 2 years old in 1973—not 14. However, older siblings or historical cases from the late 1960s might have been followed longitudinally. Likely refers to a specific technical protocol or
Behavioral interventions (first-line)