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Brain Waves Manipulated During REM Sleep: New Hope for Dementia Treatment from University of Surrey

A groundbreaking study reveals the ability to modulate brain activity during REM sleep using sound stimulation. This technique holds promise for improving memory and cognition in dementia patients.

The Multifaceted Appeal of Controversial Arguments in the Digital Age

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