MULTIDIMENSIONAL SLEEP HEALTH IN CARDIOMETABOLIC AND COGNITIVE AGING
2024
Understanding Sleep Health in Aging
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Author Information
Author(s): Buxton Orfeu
Primary Institution: Pennsylvania State University
Hypothesis
How do different aspects of sleep health relate to cardiometabolic and cognitive aging?
Conclusion
The study highlights the importance of a multi-dimensional approach to sleep health in understanding its impact on aging.
Supporting Evidence
- The study presents a 6-component model of sleep health.
- Data from the Work, Family and Health Study shows links between work-related stress and sleep health.
- The Einstein Aging Study provides evidence for a multi-dimensional sleep health construct.
Takeaway
This study looks at how different parts of sleep health affect our bodies and brains as we get older.
Methodology
The study used objective wrist actigraphy measures and data from two large cohort studies.
Participant Demographics
Mid-life and older adults from two cohort studies.
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