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Common sleeping habit may be early sign of killer condition

Common sleeping habit may be early sign of killer condition
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Urgent warning as sleep habit is early sign of stealth killer heart condition

A STUDY has warned those who like to take a nap could later be struck with a killer heart condition.Napping on a regular basis was linked with high bl

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Study shows link between frequent naps and high blood pressure

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Killer condition linked to early sign of common sleeping habit

Killer condition linked to early sign of common sleeping habit
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Link between napping, high blood pressure and stroke

A quick power nap can boost energy and help you feel refreshed. But a new study links frequent napping to high blood pressure. In this episode of NewsMD's "Health Fusion," Viv Williams shares that it's likely not be the naps themselves that are the issue, but rather the health and nighttime sleep patterns of the people who take them.

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