Sleep doesn't just recharge the brain - it builds resilience

New research suggests that sleep is not just for physical rest but is a critical mechanism for the brain to maintain resilience and reorganize itself. The study distinguishes between stability, robustness, and resilience in neural networks.
Why it matters
Understanding the biological purpose of sleep could lead to better treatments for stress-related disorders and cognitive health.
Sleep can feel like a pause button. Your body slows down, your eyes close, and the outside world fades away for a few hours.
The article is a straightforward summary of scientific research findings.
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