Sleep and Alzheimer's Risk; Brain Death Conversations; Faster Aging in Kids With MS

(MedPage Today) — More morning naps were associated with a higher risk of Alzheimer’s dementia, while more early afternoon naps were tied to reduced amyloid levels, data from the Rush Memory and Aging Project showed. (Communications Medicine…

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