Sleep spindle alterations relate to working memory deficits in individuals at clinical high-risk for psychosis.

Ahmad MayeliJames D WilsonFrancesco Luciano DonatiAlice D LaGoyFabio Ferrarelli

Published in: Sleep (2022)

Altogether, these findings indicate that sleep spindles are altered in CHR individuals, and spindle alterations are associated with their cognitive deficits, thus representing a sleep-specific putative neurophysiological biomarker of cognitive dysfunction in psychosis risk.

Keyphrases

working memory
sleep quality
physical activity
transcranial direct current stimulation
traumatic brain injury
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
depressive symptoms