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... In a new study, researchers found seniors who napped frequently were significantly more likely to develop dementia over the next decade, compared to people who rarely or never napped.

The findings, published in The Journals of Gerontology, Series A: Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences, don't mean that napping is driving cognitive decline, but they identify napping as a risk factor for dementia that we should pay more attention to.

"More frequent napping could be a marker of changes in the brain, rather than a cause of brain changes that lead to dementia," says psychologist and sleep researcher Adam Spira from Johns Hopkins University. ...

Do Oval Office naps count?

@#3

Do you want an honest answer?

If so, my answer is ...

Yup.

I wanted to draw attention to Pres Trump apparently taking naps during Oval Office meetings.

@#5 ... Are you sure it's on purpose? Or is it just one of his meds wearing off? ...

Wish I knew.

But I do object to the "either or" question you pose.

I am not yet convinced that Pres Trump's apparent naps in the Oval Office are either ~on purpose~ or due to ~one of his meds wearing off.~

Those apparent naps may just be a result of his (or Ms "Printer" Natalie's) late night postings on social media.

Who really knows?

Those that do know currently aren't saying.

But I do think that there will be a lot of books written once January 21, 2029 occurs ...

:)