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US Study Finds Sleep Disrupts Brain Function
An American study from Florida International University revealed that sleep disorders are not limited to causing fatigue but also lead to changes in brain regions responsible for attention, decision-making, and emotion regulation. It was found that these disorders are associated with alterations in areas such as the posterior cingulate cortex and the thalamus, which explains mood swings, poor emotional control, and decreased concentration—especially in older adults suffering from fragmented sleep. The findings suggest the potential for developing targeted diagnoses and treatments to enhance brain functions related to sleep.
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