“The gap between brain age and chronological age widened by about six months for every one-point decrease in healthy sleep score,” said Abigail Dove.
“People with poor sleep had brains that appeared on average one year older than their actual age,” she said in a news release.
“The gap between brain age and chronological age widened by about six months for every one-point decrease in healthy sleep score,” said Abigail Dove.
“People with poor sleep had brains that appeared on average one year older than their actual age,” she said in a news release.