This Nightly Habit Impacts Diabetes Risk, Finds New Stanford Study

The Healthy @Reader's Digest·Mar 13

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A new study from Stanford has found a link between a nightly habit and the risk of diabetes. The specific habit in question is not clear, but it may be related to sleep or exposure to light at night. Some reports suggest that the habit could also have implications for cardiovascular risk, blood pressure, and other health outcomes.

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