Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Cognitive Function in Clinical Populations
Keywords:
sleep deprivation, cognitive function, clinical, insomnia, neurologyAbstract
This article explores the relationship between sleep deprivation and cognitive function in clinical populations. The research provides insight into how chronic sleep deficits impact neurological processes and cognitive performance. A focus on specific clinical groups, such as those with chronic insomnia or neurodegenerative diseases, reveals significant impairments and offers recommendations for integrating sleep management strategies into therapeutic routines. The study emphasizes the critical role of adequate sleep in maintaining cognitive health.
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