Sleep is crucial for everyday cognitive function and long-term brain health, but have you ever wondered why it is so important? In this presentation, Associate Professor Matthew Pase discusses the relationship between sleep and dementia, research into different components of sleep, and practical tips to improve your sleep and brain health.
Speaker: Associate Professor Matthew Pase
Matthew Pase is an Associate Professor at Monash University. He leads the Epidemiology of Dementia Lab, the Aging and Neurodegeneration Research Program at the School of Psychological Science, and the Aging Well Pillar at the Turner Institute. His current research aims to make dementia preventable for future generations by advancing our understanding of risk factors and early biomarkers. In 2024, Dr Pase received a Brain Foundation grant for research into the relationship between sleep, brain waste clearance, and dementia risk. View grant details >
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