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Sound-Enhanced Sleep Depth Reduces Traumatic Brain Injury Damage and Sequelae and Supports Microglial Response

2025-01-21

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Traumatic brain injury significantly reduces the quality of life for millions of survivors worldwide, with no established treatments currently available. High slow-wave activity (SWA) sleep immediately after rodent TBI improves posttraumatic outcomes. However, pharmacological SWA-enhancing strategies are hindered by severe specificity and scalability issues that prevent it from effectively reaching clinical implem...

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7422f1a7-0218-59b8-8acf-f0436de58d76
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10.1101/2025.01.21.634054
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