Research shows sleep enhances brain metabolite clearance in Alzheimer's disease, suggesting therapeutic potential.
Sleep-dependent glymphatic clearance is increasingly recognized as an important component of brain homeostasis and a plausible contributor to AD pathophysiology, with promising implications for biomarker development, prevention, and future therapeutic translation.
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