A study conducted by researchers indicates that adults exposed to brighter and more consistent daylight experience healthier sleep-wake cycles. The findings suggest that increased exposure to daylight may positively influence sleep patterns.
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Study finds link between daytime light exposure and sleep quality
Researchers have found a correlation between exposure to brighter, consistent daylight and improved sleep-wake cycles in adults. The study highlights the potential benefits of increased daytime light for sleep quality.
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Spending more time in bright daylight could transform your sleep, according to new study
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Study finds link between daytime light exposure and sleep quality