|Videos|May 18, 2017
Acoustic Stimulation, Sleep, and Memory
Author(s)Bobby Lazzara, MD
Patients underwent one night of a sham stimulation followed by pink noise stimulation delivered during slow wave activity.
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Patients underwent one night of a sham stimulation followed by pink noise stimulation delivered during slow wave activity. Verbal paired-associate memory was tested before and after sleep.
Researchers found that slow wave activity was enhanced on EEG and sleep-dependent memory storage was improved.
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