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Poor Sleep at High Altitude Linked to Sharply Higher Cognitive Impairment

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A large cross-sectional study of 3,742 residents in Lhasa finds that poor sleep quality is associated with an 84 percent increase in the odds of cognitive impairment at high altitude.
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Poor Sleep at High Altitude Linked to Sharply Higher Cognitive Impairment

A large cross-sectional study of 3,742 residents in Lhasa finds that poor sleep quality is associated with an 84 percent increase in the odds of cognitive impairment at high altitude.

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BIOENGINEER.ORG broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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