Study discovers how one sleep stage reactivates memories
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New research suggests that during NREM sleep, our brain is more likely to store positive memories.
By Jonny Thomson September 6, 2023 Fields Memory Neuroscience Share Copy a link to the article entitled Study discovers how one sleep stage reactivates memories Share Study discovers how one sleep stage reactivates memories on Twitter (X) Share Study discovers how one sleep stage reactivates memories on Facebook Subscribe to Freethink on Substack for free Get our favorite new stories right to your inbox every week Subscribe now Sleep feels great. After a long day, there is nothing quite so welcoming as a warm, comfortable bed. We hardly need science to tell us that everything feels a little ha
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