Frequent Morning Naps May Signal Hidden Health Risks in Seniors, Study Finds
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A long-term study using wearable-measured nap patterns in 1,300+ older adults (average age ~81) found that more frequent and longer morning naps are associated with higher all-cause mortality, suggesting napping patterns could help flag underlying health issues (though correlation, not causation).
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