The Role of Rurality on Self-Reported Sleep and Cognition in Middle-Aged and Older Adults: A Preliminary Study

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Presents a study aiming to understand the way rurality impacts the relationship between sleep and cognition in aging adults. Breaks down participants' self-reported sleep, objective cognition, working memory, and executive function, among other measures, and compares rates of individuals from rural and non-rural areas.

Madison Musich, Amy N. Costa, Puja Halder, et al.

Rural and Remote Health, 26(3), 10695

08/2026

Aging and aging-related services · Health disparities · Mental health conditions · Rural-urban differences · Statistics and data