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Sleep apnea is linked to changes in verbal memory

Dr. Bryce Mender

UCI News highlighted a newly published study led by Bryce Mander, PhD, a UCI MIND faculty member and associate professor of psychiatry and human behavior, showing a link between sleep apnea and a decline in verbal memory.  To read the article in UCI News, click here.

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