Daytime Napping Linked to Early Dementia Risk
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A recent study suggests that frequent daytime napping may indicate early signs of dementia. People who often nap during the day have a nearly 48% higher risk of cognitive impairment, even without issues with night sleep or apnea. This increased daytime sleepiness may signal damage to brain areas responsible for wakefulness.
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