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Insomnia Linked to Significantly Higher Risk of Stroke

Source: Neuroscience News • Published: 28 Sept 2026, 16:20

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Neuroscience News.

Insomnia research you can open to learn how a major umbrella review examines links between chronic sleep disruption and serious health risks.

Insomnia Linked to Significantly Higher Risk of Stroke
Key Takeaways
  • Pooled data across studies of more than 1.3 million people found insomnia associated with a 26% higher risk of stroke.
  • A meta-analysis of healthcare use reported that insomnia was linked to a 28% increase in hospital admissions.
  • The review identified consistent associations between persistent sleep disruption and elevated risks of Alzheimer’s disease and major depression.
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