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Do You Often Fall Asleep During the Day? New Study Reveals Link to Memory Disorders
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Scientists have followed almost a thousand elderly people for up to 10 years. Their naps have revealed a pattern that can offer clues about health risks.
There may be a connection between daytime naps and memory disorders. A recent US study shows that older adults who nap frequently were more likely to develop changes suggestive of memory disorders. The study followed 995 people over the age of 65 for up to ten years. The results were interesting. Those who napped almost every day had a 48 percent higher risk of memory disorders than those who did not nap at all or napped […]
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