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Targeted Treatment Successfully Restores Two Hours of Sleep in Alzheimer’s Study
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Researchers have discovered a way to restore critical sleep time in brains affected by Alzheimer's disease by focusing on targeted cellular responses. By preventing overreactions in the brain's defense systems, this breakthrough successfully recovered two hours of lost sleep, offering a promising new avenue for cognitive health therapies.
Researchers have discovered a way to restore critical sleep time in brains affected by Alzheimer’s disease by focusing on targeted cellular responses. By preventing overreactions in the brain’s defense systems, this breakthrough successfully recovered two hours of lost sleep, offering a promising new avenue for cognitive health therapies.