Night owls will find this new research a hoot. A study from Imperial College London suggests that those most active at night perform better on cognitive tests. The researchers analyzed UK Biobank data ...

BOSTON - A new study out of the U.K. says so-called "night owls" may have better brain function. Researchers in the U.K. looked at data on more than 26,000 people looking at their sleep patterns, ...

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Does a person’s chronotype correlate with their brain sharpness? Image credit: Lumina/Stocksy. A person’s chronotype defines what time of the day a person is most active based on their sleeping ...

A new study from Imperial College London finds that those most active at night perform better on cognitive tests. Night owls will find this new research a hoot. A study from Imperial College London ...

A person’s chronotype defines what time of the day a person is most active based on their sleeping patterns. Previous research has examined how chronotypes may impact other areas of a person’s health.

Editor's note: The description of this segment has been updated to clarify Azizi Seixas' affiliation with the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine. Transcript According to the CDC, more ...