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Rethinking Alzheimer’s: Scientists Discover Immune Cells, Not Plaques, May Be the Primary Drivers of Sleep Loss
In a breakthrough that could reshape the scientific community’s understanding of Alzheimer’s disease, researchers have identified an unexpected culprit behind the sleep disturbances that plague millions of patients. While the medical field has spent decades focusing on the accumulation of amyloid plaques—the sticky protein fragments associated with the disease—new findings suggest that the real problem…
