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Abstract
Disrupted circadian rhythmicity and sleep disturbances were negatively associated with brain health across 27 studies.
- Circadian misalignment may increase the risk of cognitive decline and dementia in individuals with insulin resistance.
- Insulin sensitivity could be affected by sleep disturbances, impacting overall brain health.
- The effects of sleep duration and quality on cognitive outcomes remain unclear.
- Methodological differences and reliance on cross-sectional studies limit the ability to draw definitive conclusions.
- There is a need for future longitudinal and interventional studies that use objective measurements.
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