Researchers are investigating the relationship between sleep, thinking, and the gut in Hispanic/Latino adults who have first-degree relatives (mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters) diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Hispanic and Latino individuals are 1.5 times more likely to develop dementia and related diseases, like Alzheimer's disease. Understanding the relationship between sleep, thinking, and the gut is crucial to understanding risks for the disease development, outcomes, and health disparities among Hispanic and Latino individuals. With your help, researchers hope their results will contribute to understanding how Alzheimer's disease develops and impacts people, especially those more at risk, like Hispanic and Latino adults. Alzheimer's disease has no cure, and first-degree relatives (mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters) are at a higher risk. This study will explore the relationship between sleep, thinking, and the gut. |