Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank cohort

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Being a #NightOwl might come with a higher risk of Psychological disorders, Diabetes, Neurological issues and respiratory issues and early death according to a massive UK Biobank study tracking over 430,000 people for more than six years. Link to Study…

Study here: https://t.co/bnuf4MR39j

@LauraMarkis @sickdangles23 @cescabeckett @ascended_trader @GAinvestigate @anothercohen No one said anything about being "morally superior" lol. Here's one study though https://t.co/Zy4aBXcpd2

RT @afcp_01: また新しい研究 https://t.co/yfd14hlUf9 が Chronobiol Int に。AFPの日本語紹介記事 "夜型人間、無理して朝型の生活をすることで死亡リスク上昇の可能性" https://t.co/u2Iskm3eyI もあった。…

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Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank cohort https://t.co/vJJRsFaFls

RT @H2O_Producer: https://t.co/FRLuJebWsQ

RT @erlesen: Night owls were also just generally unhealthier https://t.co/myPiJUka8R Morgenmenschen und Abendmenschen: Leben gegen die inne…

나도 기사읽고 정신 번쩍 들고싶은데 영어야

RT @H2O_Producer: https://t.co/FRLuJebWsQ

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RT @Wikamaro: https://t.co/gOVuTRfrGG https://t.co/AsnsGEuYVk

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Better be an early bird than a night owl #chronotype https://t.co/Zra8iiBTy5

@Paraic_O_S @BrainBehavImm @EHS_Research @EHSFacultyAtUL @SASHLab @HRI_UL @PSI_DHP @ULPsych @PsychSocIreland @UL @UL_Research Morning types also live longer/less mortality risk than evening types (who are higher in neuroticism). https://t.co/pXDGhpTgzT

@marbblue_ @moonlightIynx Irresponsabilidade comentar algo assim sem nem ter lido o estudo (https://t.co/0126M5VpBf). O risco está em ter hábitos noturnos (e outras variáveis) e não, necessariamente, na quantidade de sono. Dormir de 4 até meio-dia, mesmo …

É por isso que o Brasil tá uma bosta. Gente que acha que se refuta estudo científico assim. O estudo foi categórico em dizer que o risco está em ter hábitos noturnos, não em dormir menos de 8 horas. Notícia completa: https://t.co/M5V6Oj03bq O estudo: htt…

興味深い記事でした。ちなみに、この朝型夜型の質問は、HorneとÖstberg が作ったMorningness-Eveningness Questionnaire (MEQ) の最後の質問に基づいていると言われています。 https://t.co/rYO0pDlZoS

“Compared to definite morning types, definite evening types had significantly increased risk of all-cause mortality...” https://t.co/JFSMQXY9NV

Early birds live longer https://t.co/J638M7G8Wk

@SleepJunkies Perhaps! Colleagues of mine @klknut @mvonschantz have done proper regression models on the UK Biobank to suggest later chronotype is associated with higher all cause mortality risk (important to look at the hazard ratio). Proper statistica…

RT @syuichiao89: Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank cohort. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/KjnDPoVNmX

Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank cohort. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/KjnDPoVNmX

RT @mhkryger: @KaminskiMed @KlarYaggi @WonChristine @KnauertMKnauert @PulmCCSleep I wish I were also in the wrong time zone. Sunshine late…

@KaminskiMed @KlarYaggi @WonChristine @KnauertMKnauert @PulmCCSleep I wish I were also in the wrong time zone. Sunshine late into the evening! However, there is a dark (no pun intended) side). Evening chronotypes have higher morbidity and mortality at l…

Going to bed late is unhealthy. Night owls’re: 10% more likely to die prematurely; 90% more likely to have a #Mentalhealth disorder; 30% more likely to have #diabetes; & more prone to #gastrointestinal & #neurological illnesses reports https://t.c…

RT @tandfmedicine: Research findings suggest that evening types might need greater working hour flexibility in order to support their healt…

RT @syaberanaisan: ちなみに最近少し話題になった夜型生活者が朝方生活に適応しようとすると悪影響が出るという記事は「提供社の都合により削除（詳細不明）」されてるのだ。その元になった論文（英語）も併せて載せておくのだ。元論文：https://t.co/krYC…

ちなみに最近少し話題になった夜型生活者が朝方生活に適応しようとすると悪影響が出るという記事は「提供社の都合により削除（詳細不明）」されてるのだ。その元になった論文（英語）も併せて載せておくのだ。元論文：https://t.co/krYCSkbsFM https://t.co/JTu6AvuRys

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@ZeratoRSC2 https://t.co/Pqa4fdaLFe je me permet de reposter l'article scientifique source pour plus de précision

RT @domiorganica: Un estudio que puedes leer aquí: https://t.co/tDJLMqjrgz reveló que las personas que son más #nocturnas suelen vivir meno…

Un estudio que puedes leer aquí: https://t.co/tDJLMqjrgz reveló que las personas que son más #nocturnas suelen vivir menos que las personas que se levantan temprano. #dormir #yapárate https://t.co/dIebiHHTpJ

RT @tandfmedicine: The second most read #OpenAccess research of 2018 article investigates whether chronotype is associated with mortality r…

The second most read #OpenAccess research of 2018 article investigates whether chronotype is associated with mortality risk. Read the conclusions for FREE here: https://t.co/r1DDBuE6GD @klknut @mvonschantz @tandfbiosci @TandFOpen https://t.co/D6inYuSgZZ

RT @mvonschantz: Exactly how critical we don't know. But the indirect evidence is disturbing. We have recently reported a 10% higher mortal…

Exactly how critical we don't know. But the indirect evidence is disturbing. We have recently reported a 10% higher mortality across a study period in evening types than in morning types in the UK. https://t.co/PtPwUjdfnu

RT @mvonschantz: @tandfauthorserv @klknut As of today, it's got 35,165 downloads from the publisher's website, which is quite impressive. I…

@tandfauthorserv @klknut As of today, it's got 35,165 downloads from the publisher's website, which is quite impressive. If you want to be the 35,166th reader, it's available here https://t.co/PtPwUjdfnu (3/3) #TandFChat

RT @B_Holmer: Being an "owl" might hurt your health... Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank cohort ht…

Being an "owl" might hurt your health... Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank cohort https://t.co/M2gFieBvMs

Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality. Not encouraging news for night owls🦉 https://t.co/ZNJfMlAWOM

@anitaleirfall https://t.co/YdSH9MiIlv https://t.co/WnYoJX7jKz

So... my chronotype is trying to kill me? Thanks, genes. 🤔 🦉🌛✨ https://t.co/8AFF5QCdbH

RT @tandfmedicine: Research findings suggest that evening types might need greater working hour flexibility in order to support their healt…

Research findings suggest that evening types might need greater working hour flexibility in order to support their health: https://t.co/B1aDGcpQ1R @mvonschantz @klknut's https://t.co/zbuNirYafd

@Bulc_EU @Transport_EU @EU_Commission There are definitely new good reasons to keep the summertime forever (https://t.co/mqBu6TbWAf). The public consultation worked for me today. Thanks.

#Summertime mission finally worked today. Voted against discrimination of all the people who do not define themeselves as 'definite morning types' (approx. 27% only as mentioned here: https://t.co/E6HqK1GJd2). A change might be better overall for he…

RT @tandfmedicine: Research findings suggest that evening types might need greater working hour flexibility in order to support their healt…

Research findings suggest that evening types might need greater working hour flexibility in order to support their health: https://t.co/C84WSOyIp9 @mvonschantz @klknut's https://t.co/2pRfSSMv9K

RT @mvonschantz: You can now read @klknut's and my new paper on chronotype and mortality online (for free): https://t.co/PtPwUiVDYU. We hav…

@KhalilNancy https://t.co/FdGvVK7SRR

Live right for your chronotype: Do morning people live longer than night owls? https://t.co/dhk4HFddj9 @pat_health

RT @BlueSpotScience: Later chronotype (i.e. evening preference) and later timing of sleep associated with greater morbidity in large observ…

Later chronotype (i.e. evening preference) and later timing of sleep associated with greater morbidity in large observational study. https://t.co/jPvxXUTc6W https://t.co/M86qQFXxVl

RT @vijai63: In short, don't watch late night TV shows :-))😂😂 Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank c…

In short, don't watch late night TV shows :-))😂😂 Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank cohort https://t.co/7HYDa0ylLV

'...to test the hypothesis that being an evening type is associated with increased mortality in a large cohort study, the @UK_Biobank' "Associations between chronotype, morbidity & mortality in the UK Biobank cohort" by @klknut & @mvonschantz …

Associations between chronotype, morbidity and mortality in the UK Biobank cohort https://t.co/21en2Mzvot

Chronotype effects: mortality higher for “night owls” 10% higher than “morning larks” https://t.co/9Vj04J92iN

Compared with "Early Birds" 🦅🦉 "Night Owls" at greater risk for metabolic dysfunction, cardiovascular disease and DEATH ⚰ BE THE MORNING PERSON! 🌞☕ 💻 Read more here https://t.co/u0Z6CRFXKx 📷:@eruditebaboon https://t.co/qpcgU8H6Mf

Compared with "Early Birds" 🦅🦉 "Night Owls" at greater risk for #metabolic dysfunction, #cardiovascular disease and #DEATH ⚰ BE THE #MORNINGPERSON! 🌞☕ Read more here https://t.co/u0Z6CRXz97 📷:@eruditebaboon https://t.co/mrvm94W3Qk

ICYMI last week - late risers are at an increased risk of early death, according to a new study. https://t.co/MQ2x8OWtJl #sleep #inthenews https://t.co/wiMJTxHiLb

Research suggests that “night owl” chronotypes habe a higher mortality. #Eveningness as a risk factor https://t.co/MNPC4AfI6G

@Alicia_Florence 詳しく知りたいかたは元論文を参照ください。論文に関する質問は申し訳ないですが、受けられません。【論文】 https://t.co/BptjtawFkg

RT @utmedmayfes: おはようございます☔ この時間に起きている朝型の人にだけお知らせしますね。実は夜型の人は朝型の人よりも早死にするリスクが10%上がるのだとか。 https://t.co/8d4vslwgCl

RT @tandfbiosci: Does going to #bed late increase your #mortality rate? Find out in this #openaccess article, which is number 1 on @altmetr…

Does going to #bed late increase your #mortality rate? Find out in this #openaccess article, which is number 1 on @altmetric this week: https://t.co/Rq3waL69S3 @mvonschantz @klknut https://t.co/6Al754qbzo

RT @DrMichaelMol: Night owl or early bird? Staying up late at night is messing with your biological clock, which in turn could be harming y…

ICYMI last week - late risers are at an increased risk of early death, according to a new study. https://t.co/9DZxZzcQ42 #sleep #inthenews https://t.co/Ub7BcGbE7N

Night owl or early bird? Staying up late at night is messing with your biological clock, which in turn could be harming your #health https://t.co/TlpuDbCymY

RT @utmedmayfes: おはようございます☔ この時間に起きている朝型の人にだけお知らせしますね。実は夜型の人は朝型の人よりも早死にするリスクが10%上がるのだとか。 https://t.co/8d4vslwgCl

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