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Massachusetts research shows night owls appear to have higher risk for Type 2 diabetes

Research has shown whether we stay up late or go to bed early affects more than just our sleep. It also appears to influence our lifestyle choices, particularly for night owls.

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Night Owls May Be More Susceptible to Diabetes Than Early Birds

Night Owls May Be More Susceptible to Diabetes Than Early Birds
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Night Owls May Be More Susceptible to Diabetes Than Early Birds

Progressive Charlestown: Night Owls Beware

Progressive Charlestown: Night Owls Beware
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Evening Chronotype Linked to Increased Risk for Type 2 Diabetes

Evening Chronotype Linked to Increased Risk for Type 2 Diabetes
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