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Association between self‐reported night sleep duration and cognitive function among older adults with intact global cognition

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2015The Impact of Sleep on Neuropsychological Performance in Cognitively Intact Older Adults Using a Novel In-Home Sensor-Based Sleep Assessment Approach53 cited
2018Sleep condition and cognitive decline in Japanese community‐dwelling older people: Data from a 4‐year longitudinal study

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