Ending daylight saving time could be better for our health

Sorry, no time policy will make winter days longer. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. It's a hot (yet also sleepy) debate that ignites twice a year in the United States: Why are we still changing the clocks? The "spring forward" every March can feel particularly volatile, with research linking that loss of a precious hour of sleep to more heart attacks and fatal car accidents . Now, a new study published today in the journal indicates that sticking with standard time may improve health.