Health • July 19, 2026
The daytime habit that could transform your sleep, according to new study
Originally published on Fox News Health

A study of 89 adults found that brighter, more consistent daylight exposure was linked to earlier sleep timing and more deep sleep at night.
A study of 89 adults found that brighter, more consistent daylight exposure was linked to earlier sleep timing and more deep sleep at night.
Originally published on Fox News Health.
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