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Chronic insomnia could be aging your brain by 3.5 years, research finds

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A new study uncovers the link between dementia and chronic insomnia, a condition though to impact around 12% of Americans.

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Chronic insomnia could be aging your brain by 3.5 years, research finds

A new study uncovers the link between dementia and chronic insomnia, a condition though to impact around 12% of Americans.

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Insomniacs Have a Brain that Ages Faster, and It's Not without Consequences.

People who regularly find it difficult to sleep are more likely to suffer from cognitive decline, according to a study.

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