Daylight saving time concludes across the United States this weekend
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Affects United States
Clocks fall back this weekend across the United States, ending daylight saving time.
Daylight saving time comes to an end this weekend across the United States. Clocks will turn back one hour, giving Americans an additional hour of rest. Medical experts recommend easing into the transition to help maintain sleep schedules and avoid strain on cardiovascular health.
- Health impactSudden schedule shifts can disturb internal circadian rhythms and temporarily affect heart function even when gaining sleep.
- Transition strategyPhysicians recommend modifying bedtime by small increments in advance to minimize physical fatigue.
Why it matters
Most US states observe daylight saving time from spring to autumn, though the biannual ritual continues to generate debate among lawmakers and health professionals over its physiological impacts.
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Clocks will turn backward by one hour this weekend across the country, marking the end of daylight saving time for 2026.
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- CBS NewsDaylight saving time is almost over. Here's what to know.1h ago · open ↗
- NBC NewsClocks Change This Weekend: What You Can Do Now to Adjust20h ago · open ↗
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