Very brief changes during sleep may contain clues about vulnerability to Alzheimer’s disease, a University of Liège study suggests. Different types of these moments were associated with different genetic risk patterns and changes in memory among healthy adults in later middle age. These events, called micro-arousals, are short shifts in brain activity that do not […]
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