Removing overactive brain immune cells restored sleep in Alzheimer’s-model mice
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University of Kentucky researchers restored more than two hours of daily sleep, including deeper stages, in mice with Alzheimer’s-like changes by temporarily removing most brain immune cells. The improvement occurred without clearing amyloid plaques, identifying inflammation as a potential treatment target.
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