Ovarian hormones, sleep and cognition across the adult female lifespan: An integrated perspective

•Sleep is modulated by ovarian hormones in females across adult lifespan.•Ovarian hormones also influence certain cognitive domains.•Sleep loss impacts similar abilities, but biological sex often not considered.•Animal models are crucial for understanding the benefits of sleep on cognition. Loss of...

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Published inFrontiers in neuroendocrinology Vol. 47; pp. 134 - 153
Main Authors Gervais, Nicole J., Mong, Jessica A., Lacreuse, Agnès
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published United States Elsevier Inc 01.10.2017
Subjects
Animals
Cognition - physiology
Estrogens
Estrogens - blood
Executive function
Female
Hormone replacement therapy
Human
Humans
Memory
Menopause
Primate
Progesterone
Progesterone - blood
Rodent
Sleep - physiology
Sleep loss
5-CSRTT
Executive function
Sleep loss
MTL
WCST
Estrogens
Menopause
Memory
HRT
NOIP
PFC
DNMP
E2
DR
PVT
DNMS
Aβ
FSH
EB
EC
GnRHa
Human
AD
PSG
EEG
PRh
NOP
PSR
HFs
HPC
RM
E
ERT
NREM
DRST
OVX
P
SD
WM
NHP
Rodent
SWA
DMP
DMS
N1-N3
SWS
Primate
Hormone replacement therapy
Progesterone
REM
DRL
RAM
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ISSN0091-3022
1095-6808
1095-6808
DOI10.1016/j.yfrne.2017.08.002

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Abstract •Sleep is modulated by ovarian hormones in females across adult lifespan.•Ovarian hormones also influence certain cognitive domains.•Sleep loss impacts similar abilities, but biological sex often not considered.•Animal models are crucial for understanding the benefits of sleep on cognition. Loss of ovarian function in women is associated with sleep disturbances and cognitive decline, which suggest a key role for estrogens and/or progestins in modulating these symptoms. The effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognitive processes have been studied in separate research fields that seldom intersect. However, sleep has a considerable impact on cognitive function. Given the tight connections between sleep and cognition, ovarian hormones may influence selective aspects of cognition indirectly, via the modulation of sleep. In support of this hypothesis, a growing body of evidence indicates that the development of sleep disorders following menopause contributes to accelerated cognitive decline and dementia in older women. This paper draws from both the animal and human literature to present an integrated view of the effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognition across the adult female lifespan.
AbstractList Loss of ovarian function in women is associated with sleep disturbances and cognitive decline, which suggest a key role for estrogens and/or progestins in modulating these symptoms. The effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognitive processes have been studied in separate research fields that seldom intersect. However, sleep has a considerable impact on cognitive function. Given the tight connections between sleep and cognition, ovarian hormones may influence selective aspects of cognition indirectly, via the modulation of sleep. In support of this hypothesis, a growing body of evidence indicates that the development of sleep disorders following menopause contributes to accelerated cognitive decline and dementia in older women. This paper draws from both the animal and human literature to present an integrated view of the effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognition across the adult female lifespan.
Loss of ovarian function in women is associated with sleep disturbances and cognitive decline, which suggest a key role for estrogens and/or progestins in modulating these symptoms. The effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognitive processes have been studied in separate research fields that seldom intersect. However, sleep has a considerable impact on cognitive function. Given the tight connections between sleep and cognition, ovarian hormones may influence selective aspects of cognition indirectly, via the modulation of sleep. In support of this hypothesis, a growing body of evidence indicates that the development of sleep disorders following menopause contributes to accelerated cognitive decline and dementia in older women. This paper draws from both the animal and human literature to present an integrated view of the effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognition across the adult female lifespan.Loss of ovarian function in women is associated with sleep disturbances and cognitive decline, which suggest a key role for estrogens and/or progestins in modulating these symptoms. The effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognitive processes have been studied in separate research fields that seldom intersect. However, sleep has a considerable impact on cognitive function. Given the tight connections between sleep and cognition, ovarian hormones may influence selective aspects of cognition indirectly, via the modulation of sleep. In support of this hypothesis, a growing body of evidence indicates that the development of sleep disorders following menopause contributes to accelerated cognitive decline and dementia in older women. This paper draws from both the animal and human literature to present an integrated view of the effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognition across the adult female lifespan.
•Sleep is modulated by ovarian hormones in females across adult lifespan.•Ovarian hormones also influence certain cognitive domains.•Sleep loss impacts similar abilities, but biological sex often not considered.•Animal models are crucial for understanding the benefits of sleep on cognition. Loss of ovarian function in women is associated with sleep disturbances and cognitive decline, which suggest a key role for estrogens and/or progestins in modulating these symptoms. The effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognitive processes have been studied in separate research fields that seldom intersect. However, sleep has a considerable impact on cognitive function. Given the tight connections between sleep and cognition, ovarian hormones may influence selective aspects of cognition indirectly, via the modulation of sleep. In support of this hypothesis, a growing body of evidence indicates that the development of sleep disorders following menopause contributes to accelerated cognitive decline and dementia in older women. This paper draws from both the animal and human literature to present an integrated view of the effects of ovarian hormones on sleep and cognition across the adult female lifespan.
Author Mong, Jessica A.
Gervais, Nicole J.
Lacreuse, Agnès
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Hormone replacement therapy
Human
Humans
Memory
Menopause
Primate
Progesterone
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