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An Early Warning Sign of Alzheimer's May Be Keeping Some Women Up at Night

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  1. In 69 women aged 65 and older, poorer sleep was linked to worse visual memory and more tau buildup.

  2. The association appeared only in the highest genetic-risk group for Alzheimer’s.

  3. When women with pre-existing sleep disorders were excluded, the link no longer held.

  4. The cross-sectional study suggests sleep could be an early warning sign—and a possible prevention target—for some high-risk women.

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