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Our brains replay experiences when we rest to help us make decisions
When we rest, neurons fire to replay recent experiences 鈥� and doing so seems to improve our ability to use those experiences to make future decisions
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When we rest, neurons fire to replay recent experiences 鈥� and doing so seems to improve our ability to use those experiences to make future decisions
Alzheimer鈥檚 disease is the most common form of dementia, in which people become forgetful and confused, usually starting in older age. People with the disease have a build-up of two kinds of protein clumps in the brain: amyloid and tau.