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Daytime Sleepiness Doubles Dementia Risk in Elderly Women

4/8/2025

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A groundbreaking study from the University of California reveals that increased daytime sleepiness could double the risk of dementia in elderly women. Furthermore, insufficient deep sleep may lead to the shrinkage of brain regions associated with Alzheimer's. Experts urge prioritizing good sleep hygiene to boost sleep quality, potentially delaying cognitive decline and promoting better health.

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A groundbreaking study from the University of California reveals that increased daytime sleepiness could double the risk of dementia in elderly women. Furthermore, insufficient deep sleep may lead to the shrinkage of brain regions associated with Alzheimer's. Experts urge prioritizing good sleep hygiene to boost sleep quality, potentially delaying cognitive decline and promoting better health.