This Sleep Change Is Linked To Dementia Risk 10 Years Ahead Of Diagnosis

A study from The Framingham Heart Study suggests that changes in sleep patterns, such as sleeping longer than usual, may be an early sign of dementia development. Researchers found that individuals who reported sleeping more than nine hours at a later assessment were more likely to develop dementia within 10 years. While more research is needed to establish a causal relationship, understanding the link between sleep and dementia could potentially aid in early diagnosis and intervention.

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