Study: Night Owls Face Higher Mental Health Risks Tied to Work-Life Balance

Sep 2, 2026 - 10:15
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Study: Night Owls Face Higher Mental Health Risks Tied to Work-Life Balance
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In a study of 2,266 workers in Finland, evening-type people, or night owls, were up to three times more likely to be treated for depression or anxiety than morning types, with poor work-life balance identified as a key contributing factor.

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