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Early Clues to Alzheimer's Found in Sleep Patterns

The Quiet Alarm of Sleep: Uncovering Alzheimer's Early Clues The sleep patterns of healthy middle aged adults hold a secret.

Research from the University of Liège reveals an intriguing link between frequent micro awakenings during sleep and a higher genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease.

This finding adds to our understanding of the complex puzzle of Alzheimer's research, suggesting that subtle changes in sleep could serve as an early warning signal.

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