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Daylight saving time ends Sunday as debate over permanent standard time continues

Scientists argue for permanent standard time, not daylight time

Johns Hopkins biostatistics professor Vadim Zipunnikov and groups including Stanford Medicine, the National Sleep Foundation and the American Medical Association say locking the clock on standard time, not daylight saving time, would reduce strokes, obesity, heart attacks and depression linked to the twice-yearly switch.

Scientists argue for permanent standard time, not daylight time
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“If we are going to lock the clock, most in the scientific community agree we ought to lock it on standard time”

Vadim Zipunnikov

Vadim Zipunnikov Johns Hopkins University professor of biostatisticsU.S. House of Representatives Legislative bodyNational Sleep Foundation Health advocacy organizationAmerican Medical Association Medical professional association

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