Both Too-Long and Too-Short Sleep Tied to Memory Changes in New Research
Long-term population studies show a non-linear link between sleep hours and memory, as global debate focuses on sleep as a pillar. Groups sleeping too few or too many hours showed relatively lower cognitive scores.
Long-term population studies show a non-linear link between sleep hours and memory, as global debate focuses on sleep as a pillar.
Groups sleeping too few or too many hours showed relatively lower cognitive scores.
Doctors note that uninterrupted sleep quality matters as much as quantity, with sleep apnea a key companion of decline.
Extrapolating population findings to individuals requires controlling confounders, yet the general direction is now clear.
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