A new study reveals that frequent nocturnal micro-awakenings in middle-aged adults are linked to a higher genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease, suggesting sleep analysis could serve as an early screening tool.
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CAMERINO - Unicam's study with Bristol University opens up new perspectives. Professor Michele Bellesi: "Our results suggest that by learning to observe more precisely the dynamics of the brain while sleeping we can obtain information on the functioning of brain systems involved in the disease"