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Night Owls Face Higher Risk of Mental Health Issues

3/31/2025

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Night owls, those who thrive in the late hours, face a troubling reality: a study from the University of Surrey reveals they are more susceptible to depression, anxiety, and substance abuse than early risers. Poor sleep, increased alcohol intake, and diminished mindfulness contribute to these challenges. However, embracing meditation and better sleep habits could offer a path to brighter days for young adults.

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Story summary

Night owls, those who thrive in the late hours, face a troubling reality: a study from the University of Surrey reveals they are more susceptible to depression, anxiety, and substance abuse than early risers. Poor sleep, increased alcohol intake, and diminished mindfulness contribute to these challenges. However, embracing meditation and better sleep habits could offer a path to brighter days for young adults.