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Daylight Saving Time: Health Risks Spark Expert Concerns
10/25/2025
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- Top scientists are increasingly concerned about the health impacts of Daylight Saving Time as the United Kingdom shifts clocks back.
- The change offers an extra hour of sleep while disrupting circadian rhythms and affecting various demographics.
- Late-adolescent children and menopausal women may experience significant sleep disturbances.
- Experts say spring transition is more challenging than autumn shift because the biological clock takes days to realign and may cause mood issues.
