Napping Most Days Linked to 48% Higher Dementia Risk, New Study Finds. But Experts Aren’t Saying to Stop Yet

Feed excerpt — reported by Inc.

Frequent, unintentional, and short daytime naps were associated with a higher risk of dementia in older adults, but researchers say it may be a warning sign rather than a cause.

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