• protist@retrofed.com
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      2 days ago

      There’s quite a bit of research on the health of people who work night shifts (eg at hospitals) and the evidence is pretty overwhelming that sleeping during the day contributes to a bunch of negative health effects, no matter how well it’s executed.

      • adjectivenoun@lemmy.world
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        I’ve seen those, but I’ve never bothered to read them, really. Do you know if they control for other factors like diet, exercise, drug use, etc.? Forgive my laziness; I could read the damn papers myself.

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        2 days ago

        My neighbour’s child has no trouble crying at 3 am and waking up everyone in the 2 buildings that sleeps with an open window, so…

        Said neighbour could maybe close their own window at least once the child starts crying but they seemingly don’t.

        It stopped for a year but then they presumably haf another child.