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Permanent daylight saving time faces health concerns from researchers

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Permanent daylight saving time (pDST) is being pushed by some in the US, but Canadian researchers warn of potential negative public health consequences. Their research suggests that darker mornings associated with pDST could negatively impact sleep patterns, learning abilities, and overall productivity. AI

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Permanent daylight saving time faces health concerns from researchers

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  1. The Register — AI TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Permanent daylight saving time could be a public health time bomb

    Trump pushes the US to adopt pDST, but Canadian researchers say darker mornings come with costs for sleep, learning, and productivity

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