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Disrupted Sleep Speeds Dementia Progression via M-Pericytes

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Discover how sleep fragmentation accelerates cognitive decline via vascular changes and what this means for dementia prevention. Keep reading.

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A Fragmented Sleep and Neoinhibitor May Cause Dementia, Showing a New Study

A new study found that a fragmented and neoinhibitor sleep causes brain blood vessels cell damage, offering additional evidence suggesting that sleep disorders predispose the brain to dementia, reports News.ro.

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Disrupted Sleep Speeds Dementia Progression via M-Pericytes

Discover how sleep fragmentation accelerates cognitive decline via vascular changes and what this means for dementia prevention. Keep reading.

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What Kind of Sleep Can Become a Risk Factor in the Appearance of the Dementia. People of Science Have Made an Unexpected Discovery.

A new study found that a fragmented and neoinhibitor sleep causes brain blood vessels cell damage, offering additional evidence suggesting that sleep disorders predispose the brain to dementia.

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Sleep Disorders Damages Blood Vessels From the Brain and May Increase the Risk of Dementia, According to a Study.

A new study found that a fragmented and neoinhibitor sleep causes brain blood vessels cell damage, offering additional evidence suggesting that sleep disorders predispose the brain to dementia.

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News.ro broke the news in on Monday, August 4, 2025.
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