Use of Melatonin for Cognitive Function and Sleep in Mild to Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease
The process of Alzheimer’s development and progression is often accompanied by neurobehavioral changes including disrupted sleep, especially night time awakenings.1 Importantly, sleep plays a significant role in learning and memory. Specifically, memory consolidation occurs during sleep via the strengthening of the neural connections that form memories.2 Hence, the combination of Alzheimer’s disease resulting in disrupted […] Read More