The beloved siesta, catnap, power nap, the afternoon nap goes by many names. While customary in many European countries, a 30 minute or less nap per day has been linked with better immunity, alertness, mood improvements, reducing stress, and now, mental agility. As we age, our sleep patterns change with us, and afternoon naps become a more common occurrence. But research conducted to date has not reached any consensus about whether afternoon naps in older people will help to

AI, or artificial intelligence, is appearing more regularly in our daily lives as technology advances. Our home devices can now turn on our lights, wake us up, or start our coffee. While these small conveniences make our daily lives that much easier, there are many more complex ways to take advantage of this technology, especially within healthcare. “CT is an incredibly important diagnostic tool, but it’s rarely used quantitatively,” said co-senior author Professor David Meno