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分析全文以及第一段Elderly people may struggle to sleep as well as they did during their youth because they start to lose part of the brain that helps them fall asleep, scientists believe. There seem to be two main difficulties: falling asleep at the start of the night and then waking up ...
—Sleep in the elderly is known to be disturbed, and many elderly persons also complain of daytime sleepiness. The present study assessed sleep and waking behavior in 12 male (aged 63 to 86) and 12 female (ages 63 to 82) subjects. Sleep stages, respiration, and movement were recorded at...
Elderly people may struggle to sleep as well asthey did during their youth because they start to losepart of the brain that helps them fall asleep, scientistsbelieve. There seem to be two main difficulties: fallingasleep at the start of the night and then waking up tooearly in the morning...
As soon as the sleeping person shows slow waves in the brain activity, the system will set off a short auditory signal. (SleepLoop系统包括一个头带,在睡觉时戴上并整夜佩戴。这个头带包含电极和微芯片,可以不断测量睡眠者的大脑活动。一旦睡着的人在大脑活动中表现出慢波,系统就会发出短暂的听觉信号。)...
【题目】 Elderly people may fight to sleep as well as they did during their youth because they start to lose part of the brain that helps them fall asleep at night, scientists believe. T here seem to be two main difficulties for the elderly: falling asleep at the start of the night ...
Sleep-disordered breathing and subjective reports of sleep-wake disturbances are both common in elderly people but previous studies investigating the relationship between the two have produced uncertain results. We hypothesized that there is no relationship between sleep-disordered breathing and subjective re...
We assessed whether gentle rocking movements can facilitate the transition from wake to sleep, increase sleep spindle density and promote deep sleep in elderly people. We assessed self‐reported comfort using a pilot protocol including translational movements and movements along a pendulum trajectory with...
【题目】Elderly people may struggle to sleep as well as they did during their youth because they start to losepart of the brain that helps them fall asleep, scientists believe. T here seem to be two main difficulties: falling asleep at the start of the night and then waking up too early...
①The popular notion that older people need less sleep than youngster adultsisa myth,scientists said yesterday. ②While elderly people tend to sleepforfewer hours than they did when they were younger,thishas a negative effect on their brain's performance and they would benefit from getting more,...