The Dangerous Connection Between Sleep Apnea and Brain Health
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A study in Neurology reveals an association between sleep apnea, reduced deep sleep, and brain biomarkers linked to stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, and cognitive decline. The research does not establish causation, but highlights the need for further investigation into sleep quality improvement and sleep apnea treatment to potentially affect these biomarkers’ trajectory.
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