Sleep is known to be central to various physiological and mental processes, including the consolidation of memories, supporting various cognitive functions, helping to clear the brain of neurotoxins, balancing hormones and promoting cardiovascular health. Some recent neuroscience studies also suggest that sleep disorders, such as insomnia, periodic limb movement disorder and sleep apnea, could also be linked to hearing loss.
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