All about naps: What's the best time and duration for a nap?

For those who have trouble sleeping at night, taking naps may make it worse. ST PHOTO: KEVIN LIM
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SINGAPORE - Now that you are working more often from home, is it a good idea to catch up on sleep with a lunchtime nap?

For sure, research has shown that short daytime naps can reduce fatigue, boost alertness and improve mood and performance.

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