Permanent daylight saving time could affect pediatric sleep, with later evening light posing particular concerns for children and adolescents.
Dawn Dore-Stites, PhD
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Dawn Dore-Stites, PhD, is Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Fellowship Director, Pediatric Psychology, University of Michigan Medical School.
Articles by Dawn Dore-Stites, PhD
Permanent daylight saving time could disrupt children's circadian rhythms, affecting sleep, school performance, mood, and morning safety.
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