Experimental Alzheimer's treatment restores two hours of sleep per night in mice

An experimental Alzheimer's treatment tested in mice restored approximately two hours of sleep per night by breaking a disease-related biological feedback loop. The findings suggest a new avenue for addressing sleep disruption — a common and debilitating symptom of Alzheimer's disease. The research has not yet been tested in humans.

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