Ageing doesn't speed up forgetting: older adults retain memories like younger people
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False memory rates are higher in older individuals during recognition tests
Research reveals reduced waste clearance during sleep with common medications like Ambien
The device offers an alternative to CPAP machines and is controlled by an app
Treating both conditions could help preserve brain health and prevent ageing
Routine wake-up time maintains body's natural cycles & overall well-being
Tracking sleep could help improve health outcomes in older adults
Wearable sleep trackers may be causing more stress than rest
New findings highlight the heart health benefits of extra weekend sleep
Drug-free solution for sleep by modifying brainwaves to deeper sleep patterns
Getting enough sleep is the secret to feeling younger and healthier
Both men and women had trouble sleeping the more they drank them
Interventions aimed at improving sleep regularity could be a valuable strategy
Revolutionary pill that could save lives by alerting for serious medical conditions
Findings could have implications for understanding brain ageing and Alzheimer's
Older adults are especially vulnerable to the effects of climate change on sleep
Study finds strong link between social deprivation, ethnicity and sleep quality
Short snoozes under 30 minutes can boost brain size and potentially delay brain aging by up to 6 years
Insomnia symptoms can increase the likelihood of stroke, highlighting the potential benefits of improved sleep therapies
High-fat, high-sugar diet reduces deep sleep quality and alters brain activity
Researchers suggest that sleep problems should be considered a modifiable risk factor for dementia in healthy older adults
Dr. Angel Wong, lead author, concludes that any increase in dementia risk due to shorter sleep duration is likely very small
Not just the number of hours but also the quality of sleep is important to enhance your wellbeing
Leads to 30% higher risk of chronic disease compared to seven hours
High sleep fragmentation was identified as an independent biomarker of future health
Higher sleep age reflected in increased sleep fragmentation, it may be a marker of future health