Dreams are normal occurrences for everyone, and most people report having occasional nightmares. However, the frequency of your nightmares, and how old you are when you experience them, might reveal ...

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Research suggests frequent bad dreams or nightmares could indicate whether you're at risk for dementia. PonyWang via Getty Images Dreams are normal occurrences for everyone, and most people report ...