Can’t sleep? Your brain could be deteriorating


By AGENCY

Research has found that middle-aged people who have difficulty sleeping also have ‘older’ brains. — AFP

Sleeping is not just about regaining your strength.

This activity, to which we devote a third of our lives, is crucial to numerous biological mechanisms.

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