Monday, January 9, 2017

Naps May Boost Brain Function

Napping for an hour in the afternoon may provide a mental boost for older adults
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Hour-Long Nap May Boost Brain Function in Older Adults

Napping for an hour in the afternoon may provide a mental boost for older adults, a new study suggests. This extra daytime sleep was linked to improved memory and ability to think...
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'You're Not My Wife, You're an Impostor'

Some quirks of the mind can't yet be understood. But a new study may be closing in on one longstanding mystery: why someone might have delusions that a loved one is a stranger...
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Immune System Reboots During Sleep

Researchers say they've gained new insight into how the immune system restores itself during sleep. Blood samples were taken from 14 healthy young men, average age 25, when they...
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Breathalyzer Lock Laws Prevent Drunk-Driving Deaths: Study

Breathalyzer-type devices known as ignition interlocks that prevent drunks from driving do prevent deadly accidents, a new study indicates. States started passing mandatory interlock laws...
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