HomeHealth NewsNight owls may have a higher cardiovascular risk: Here's why Health News Night owls may have a higher cardiovascular risk: Here’s why January 29, 2026 0 3 - Advertisement - Late sleepers may have a higher cardiovascular risk but is it all bad news? Image credit: Westend61/Getty Images A new study focuses on the health impacts of being more active in the evening and going to bed later. In other words, a ‘night owl.’ Focusing on heart health, the authors conclude that, compared with non-night owls, they have… Click here to view the original article. Tagsmedicalnewstoday.com - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleNine unveils massive plan for OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES MILANO CORTINA 2026Next articleMaking Sense of Fashion’s Brutal Job Market | The Debrief RELATED ARTICLES Health News Fitness tracker data could offer clues about future brain health Australian Online News - October 21, 2026 Health News Combination therapy reveals potential vulnerability in aggressive osteosarcoma Australian Online News - October 21, 2026 Health News Building social and emotional skills in preschool improved life for young adults Australian Online News - October 21, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Worth a look? The best delisted AFL players who could earn a chance at another club October 17, 2026 Markets today: Wall Street rises, oil drops; ASX set to advance October 21, 2026 What the Helen Haines tragedy means for Australian democracy – Full Story podcast | Helen Haines October 20, 2026 Hot off the press! Second life looms for Queanbeyan’s printing museum in two-year partnership October 21, 2026 Load more