Fosco Bernasconi

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Neuroscientist at EPFL - Swiss Federal Technology Institute of Lausanne https://fbernasconi.netlify.app/

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Slow waves during sleep are fundamental for neural homeostasis and are impaired in neurodegenerative diseases. But what about sleep-like slow waves during wakefulness? Are these slow waves altered in Parkinson's disease? Are these slow waves uncovering psychosis?

Sleep-like slow waves during wakefulness uncover a malignant form of Parkinson’s disease

Slow waves during sleep are fundamental for neural homeostasis, metabolic regulation, and waste clearance, and are known to be altered in neurodegenerative diseases. Sleep-like slow waves (SLSW) have ...

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