Scientists scan brains to solve afternoon nap fog
NCT ID NCT03058159
Summary
This study aimed to understand why people feel groggy after waking from a nap, a state called 'sleep inertia.' Researchers used brain scans (fMRI) on 55 healthy adults before and after a 40-minute afternoon nap. They measured how different brain regions communicate to see if this connectivity changes after sleep and if it relates to how often people remember their dreams.
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Bron, 69500, France
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