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Why might afternoon nappers be at greater risk of diabetes?/Dr. John Briffa

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03-11-2009, 10:20 AM

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Why might afternoon nappers be at greater risk of diabetes?/Dr. John Briffa

I noticed a few reports last week (an example here) regarding a study that was presented at a diabetes conference. Apparently, the research shows that individuals taking naps in the afternoon is associated with a significantly enhanced risk of developing diabetes. When such studies are reported there’s a tendency for journalists (and sometimes the originators [...]

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