GSA 2024 Abstract

THE IMPACT OF SLEEP QUALITY ON NEUROCOGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN CAREGIVERS OF PERSONS WITH DEMENTIA

By Lauren Chrzanowski, Lauren Elliott, Sydnie Schneider, Jonathan Singer

Abstract

Studies have found poor sleep quality is linked to decreased neurocognitive functioning in older adults. Notably, it has been found that older adults who exhibit worse sleep quality have decreased processing speed.

The paper

Lauren Chrzanowski, Lauren Elliott, Sydnie Schneider, Jonathan Singer

Texas Tech University

GSA 2024 Abstract, 31 Dec 2024, CC BY

Presented at GSA 2024

doi.org/10.1093/geroni/igae098.2423

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