Study links sleep issues to brain changes
An American scientific study from the University of Florida has found that sleep disorders not only lead to daytime fatigue but also cause changes in brain regions responsible for attention, decision-making, and emotional regulation, such as the posterior cingulate cortex and the thalamus. The results indicated that these changes are associated with increased concentration difficulties and mood alterations, especially among older adults suffering from sleep disturbances, which may expose them to a higher risk of injuries. The study contributes to the development of more accurate diagnostic and therapeutic tools to enhance brain functions related to attention and emotional balance.
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