Children's bad dreams linked to a higher risk of dementia and Parkinson'sdisease in adulthood, finds new study ConversationEDU TheLancet
1958 British birth cohort study
When the children were aged seven and 11 , their mothers answered a range of questions about their health, including whether they had experienced bad dreams in the previous three months . The results were clear. The more regularly the children experienced bad dreams, the more likely they were to develop cognitive impairment or be diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
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