Could Non-REM Sleep With Hypertonia Be a Biomarker for Parkinsonian Disorders?
Neurodegeneration related to Parkinsonian spectrum disorders may be identified with the use of non-REM hypertonia as a sleep biomarker.
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Neurodegeneration related to Parkinsonian spectrum disorders may be identified with the use of non-REM hypertonia as a sleep biomarker.
Poor objective sleep efficiency may contribute to older adults overestimating their cognitive abilities, preliminary findings from a new pilot study suggest.
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