The brain replays experiences during rest to create memories, but researchers think Alzheimer’s may be the result of that process getting scrambled.
(CN) — When we rest after exploring a new place, our brains are hard at work. Neurons fire in rapid sequences, replaying our journey like a mental recording. Scientists believe this process is essential for turning experiences into lasting memories.
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