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Night Owls Face Higher Depression Risks, Study Reveals

3/19/2025

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Night owls may be more vulnerable to depression, according to a University of Surrey study involving 546 students. The research reveals that their late-night habits lead to poorer sleep, reduced mindfulness, and higher alcohol intake. By addressing these issues, targeted interventions could significantly improve mental health outcomes for young adults.

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Night owls may be more vulnerable to depression, according to a University of Surrey study involving 546 students. The research reveals that their late-night habits lead to poorer sleep, reduced mindfulness, and higher alcohol intake. By addressing these issues, targeted interventions could significantly improve mental health outcomes for young adults.