New research reveals that sleep deprivation hampers the brain’s ability to suppress intrusive memories, a process critical for mental health.

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Ialenti points leaders toward what he calls ‘long-storming’ as a technique to “foster a headspace better suited to expansive ...

Sleep deprivation affects the brain's memory control, with REM sleep essential for effective suppression of intrusive ...

The study found that rapid eye movement sleep, the stage when dreams occur, played a crucial role in restoring brain function ...

Sleep deprivation reduces the brain's ability to suppress intrusive memories, impacting mental health and resilience.

Sleep deprivation impairs brain regions responsible for suppressing unwanted thoughts, contributing to mental health challenges.

Research reveals that a lack of sleep can hinder the brain's ability to suppress unwanted memories and intrusive thoughts, ...

Lack of sleep might be doing more than just making you groggy — it could be sabotaging your brain’s ability to keep intrusive ...

Transcranial magnetic stimulation for alcohol use disorders is under investigation. Research to date suggests TMS could play ...

People with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are plagued by unwanted and distressing memories over which they ha ...

Intermittent theta burst stimulation over the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex was associated with improved schizophrenia symptoms.