A new study reveals how the brain’s ability to process emotions can be significantly altered by a common sleep disorder, potentially impacting mental health and daily functioning. Researchers found that individuals with the condition experience heightened emotional reactivity, particularly in response to negative stimuli, which may contribute to mood disturbances. The findings suggest a direct link between disrupted sleep patterns and emotional regulation, offering insights into why some people struggle with stress and anxiety. Experts say the results could lead to better treatments for those affected by both sleep and emotional disorders.
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