Better Sleep Now Can Lead to Better Cognition Later (P6-13.003)

Francesca Marino; Wolfgang Ganglberger; Haoqi Sun; Yulin Liu; Huitong Ding; Robert Thomas; Rhoda Au; Brandon Westover

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000215047

June 9, 2026Neurology

Better Sleep Now Can Lead to Better Cognition Later (P6-13.003)

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The aim is to assess if sleep state electrocortical activity can predict cognitive performance in the future.
Evaluated integrated scores from sleep state electrocortical activity.
Analyzed relationships with neuropsychological test performance.
Used longitudinal follow-up to assess changes over time.
Found a significant correlation between sleep state scores and cognitive performance on NP tests.
Higher integrated sleep scores demonstrated improved cognitive outcomes in subsequent evaluations.

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Evaluates sleep patterns predicting cognitive performance in individuals, suggesting long-term benefits.

Abstract

To evaluate whether an integrated score derived from sleep state electrocortical activity predicts future performance on neuropsychological (NP) tests.

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Marino et al. (2026) studied this question.

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