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As the US government wants to change the clock ‘forever’, researchers in Canada warn; call it a ‘time bomb’ for …

Times of India

The push for making Daylight Saving Time permanent is gaining momentum in the U.S., bolstered by President Trump. Nevertheless, this move is met with pushback because of health-related concerns brought to light by recent studies. Experts warn that this change could interfere with natural circadian rhythms, posing potential health risks.
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