Brain Health Tip 2: Focus on Wellness
Study Links Poor Sleep in Middle Age to Alzheimer’s-related Brain Changes Later in Life
A study from the National Institute on Aging shows that healthy adults who experienced a decline in sleep quality during middle age were more likely to accumulate brain proteins related to Alzheimer’s disease later in life. Learn more in this article from Alzheimers.gov.
You can read the infographic Getting a Good Night's Sleep from NIH NIA here.
Get a Good Night’s Sleep
Getting enough rest each night is important to maintaining your health and staying alert. The NIH National Institute on Aging provides information and resources that can help to improve your sleep.
8 Habits That Can Benefit Your Brain
Making these eight changes may help you take better care of your brain and prevent cognitive decline as you age. Learn how to support brain health and commit to better habits with this article from the AARP.
