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4 minutes (ie, the median daily napping duration) showed a 1.73-fold higher risk of developing incident HF than participants who napped 1.7 times/day (ie, the median daily napping frequency) showed a 2.20-fold increase compared with participants who napped less then 1.7 times/day. These associations persisted after adjustment for covariates, including nighttime sleep, comorbidities, and cardiovascular disease/risk factors. Conclusions Longer and more frequent objective napping predicted elevated future risk of developing incident HF. Futur
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