University of Manchester study finds consistent daylight exposure improves sleep quality
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University of Manchester study finds consistent daylight exposure improves sleep quality

25 Jul 2026 · Originally published 25 Jul 2026 7/10 Original headline: More daylight could improve sleep, study finds
Researchers tracked 89 adults over 500 days to discover that regular exposure to natural daylight helps people fall asleep earlier and achieve deeper rest. By aligning our daily routines with natural light rather than dim indoor environments, we can better support our body's internal clock and overall sleep health.
Source: Good News Post Greater Manchester
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