The Brain May Not Need Full Sleep To Recover, New Research Finds
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The Brain May Not Need Full Sleep To Recover, New Research Finds
A new study suggests that reproducing a crucial sleep-like brain pattern in awake animals may help preserve memory and learning abilities. What if part of the brain could get some of the benefits of sleep without the rest of the brain ever going offline? A new NIH-funded study suggests that may be possible. Researchers found [...]
A recent study suggests that the brain can recover essential functions even without entering a state of complete sleep. Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison discovered that it is possible to induce sleep-related processes in specific brain regions of awake animals, which could have significant implications for memory and learning. Research investigates brain recovery processes. The research, led by Professor Chiara Cirelli, used li…
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