Melanie de Lange

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Melanie is a Wellcome Trust-funded epidemiology PhD student at the University of Bristol. Her PhD explores the effects of the daylight saving time clock changes on sleep duration (using UK Biobank accelerometer data), as well as the effects of the clock changes on cardiovascular disease, depression and road traffic injuries (using GP, hospital admissions and A&E data from England). Melanie is passionate about the use of electronic health records in epidemiology, women’s health and cancer prevention.

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The impact of daylight saving time on life satisfaction

The study offers important insights into the potential benefits of EAS for veterans with PTSD, but further research is needed to address these limitations and provide a more comprehensive understanding of its long-term effectiveness.

We all had an extra hour in bed this weekend, but what impact does shifting the clocks back and forward each year have on our life satisfaction?

Melanie De Lange summarises a recent study on the welfare effects of time reallocation, which uses Daylight Saving Time evidence from Germany.

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