Sunrise Partners with Prevent Dementia
Sunrise has partnered with Prevent Dementia to bring together research on mild-life risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease with Sunrise's sleep monitoring expertise.
Sunrise has partnered with Prevent Dementia to bring together research on mild-life risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease with Sunrise's sleep monitoring expertise.
Through May 15, the survey is open for people with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners to share their input and experiences on sleep and symptoms that may be more pronounced during the night.
The device is designed to improve insomnia by delivering a small electrical pulse to the head for 30 minutes before bed.
The funding will be used to explore which dimensions of healthy sleep contribute to resistance and resilience of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Read MoreCerebrospinal fluid abnormalities in the first year of life could have downstream effects on a variety of outcomes, including sleep issues and autism diagnosis, new research suggests.
Read MoreA new study demonstrates that breathing patterns during sleep play a crucial role in the consolidation of memories, as evidenced by changes in brain activity and sleep rhythms.
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Read MoreResearchers found that those with the most irregular sleep were 53% more likely to develop dementia than people in the middle group.
Read MoreResearchers have discovered that sleep may play a key role in distorting memories—but perhaps in a good way.
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Read MoreNew research reveals that just one night without sleep can significantly alter decision-making processes.
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