Background: Although sleep disorders are generally associated with cognitive decline, definitions of sleep conditions and cognitive function vary greatly across studies. Therefore, we evaluated associations between consensus definitions of sleep and cognitive outcomes across multiple studies. Methods: Consensus sleep m...
A. Wyss, Y. Zhang, M. Brown et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
Age is a major risk factor for many diseases, but the biological processes driving aging are heterogeneous across individuals. Efforts to untangle differences between chronological and biological age have focused on identifying age-associated markers, such as ’omics clocks. Many ’omics features, including proteins, are...
M. Gillman, H. Chen, A. Howard et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
A higher PGS for long sleep was associated with lower GCF at baseline and higher risk of poor GCF at baseline, and a higher PGS for BMI-adjusted OSA was associated with higher risk of poor GCF at baseline.
X. Qiu, A. Wyss, Y. Zhang et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
Which sleep PRS performed well across diverse populations and which sleep definitions better captured genetic underpinnings was highlighted by evaluating several types of sleep PRSs and sleep phenotypes.
A. Wyss, Michael Brown, Xiang Li et al.· Sleep· 0 citations
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