Dr Kelu said: “The circadian clock regulates our physiology and metabolism, and we know that extreme cases such as shift working, causing circadian misalignment, will lead to increased risk in ...

Pets do not understand the concept of clocks changing and rely on their owner’s schedule for their mealtimes, exercise, waking up and going ...

The debate on daylight saving time continues in the U.S. Health and safety concerns are driving discussions on whether DST should be abolished or made permanent. Recent polls and legislative ...

Daylight Saving Time (DST) began on March 9, 2025, and will end on November 2, 2025. Despite common misconception, DST was not created to benefit farmers. Germany was the first country to adopt ...

If you struggled to wake up this morning, know you were not alone. The clocks in most U.S. states jumped ahead by an hour over the weekend with the return of daylight saving time, meaning millions ...

Due to the implementation of DST, many Americans will experience additional sunshine hours in the evening, when the gloomy winter days are coming to an end. Every spring, starting this Sunday, March 9 ...

Daylight Saving Time (DST) in 2025 will begin on Sunday, March 9, at 2 a.m. Clocks will move forward by one hour, giving people more daylight in the evening. This change is often called “spring ...

One of the biggest impacts of DST is a lack of sleep, particularly when you spring ahead. When your body doesn't receive enough sleep, it impacts the frontal lobe of your brain. Think of your ...

The time change can disrupt sleep, but going to bed early may help. Many countries observe DST to extend evening daylight, though its benefits are debated and some regions do not follow it.

The DST facility will replace foreign sources of the thinners producing them in Texas for the first time. DST has committed $110 million in capital investment; its Killeen facility is expected to ...

However, the health impacts of the shift into daylight saving time (DST) are much larger. This is the argument of biologist professor Carla Finkelstein of Virginia Tech and her colleagues at the ...