How Do Scientists Study the Impact of Daylight Saving Time on Human Health?

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The discussion revolves around the recent time change in Europe, where clocks moved forward for summer. Participants express mixed feelings about the transition, with some enjoying the sunny weather and the onset of summer, while others lament the loss of sleep and struggle to adjust to the new schedule. The impact of the time change is highlighted, with one individual mentioning they took a day off work to recover from the lost hour. Overall, the conversation reflects a blend of appreciation for summer and frustration over the disruption caused by the clock change.
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Over here in Europe, the clocks went forward this weekend.

It's a lovely sunny day, with the sun high in the sky :smile:

And, it'll be sunny when I get home :cool: :smile: :cool:

You've got to love summertime o:)
 
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Summer is here but...I prefer winter :shy:.
 
*grumble grumble grumble*

It is still quite cold here. :frown:
 
Bloody clock monster stole an hour of my sleep!

I've had the day off work to recover.
 
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Bloody clock monster stole an hour of my sleep!

I've had the day off work to recover.

I hate when that happens. I still haven't adjusted to the time change that happened 2 or 3 weeks ago here (I can't even remember how long it's been, I've been so traumatized). I just do everything an hour late now. :biggrin:
 

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