Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Dec. 14, 2023
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
association
between
outdoor
artificial
light
at
night
(ALAN)
exposure
during
pregnancy
and
risk
of
preterm
birth
(PTB).
A
retrospective
case-control
was
conducted,
data
were
collected
from
pregnant
women
residing
in
Beijing,
China.
The
level
ALAN
estimated
using
remote
sensing
satellite
data.
Propensity
score
matching
utilized
match
control
group.
Logistic
multivariate
linear
regression
used
analyze
PTB.
odds
ratio
(OR)
partial
coefficient
(β)
with
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
assess
association.
total
2,850
enrolled
this
study.
(nW/cm2/sr)
higher
PTB
group
than
first
trimester
(mean
±
standard
deviation:
25.30
17.91
vs.
17.56
14.74,
p
<
0.001)
second
(27.07
18.10
21.93
16.08,
0.001).
negative
found
gestation
day
(β
=
-0.151,
95%CI:
-0.217
-0.085,
trimesters
-0.077,
-0.139
-0.015,
0.015).
identified
as
a
factor
for
(OR
1.032,
1.025-1.040,
1.018,
1.011-1.025,
0.001),
while
no
significant
observed
third
trimester.
Our
suggesting
that
ALAN,
especially
trimester,
associated
These
findings
highlight
potential
impact
on
health
offer
new
insights
into
Journal of Environmental and Agricultural Studies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(2), P. 01 - 07
Published: May 12, 2023
People-plant
interaction
studies
the
complex
interactions
that
exist
between
humans
and
natural
environment,
particularly
plants;
it
is
a
thorough
research
covers
wide
range
of
views,
including
ecological,
cultural,
psychological
aspects.
interaction,
at
its
foundation,
investigates
how
use
plants
as
resources
imbue
them
with
cultural
spiritual
values,
have
provided
food,
medicine,
shelter
for
millennia,
they
considerable
symbolic
importance
in
various
nations
cultures.
Furthermore,
on
people-plant
emphasizes
numerous
ways
which
exposure
to
might
promote
human
health.
Exposure
nature,
plants,
has
been
demonstrated
help
decrease
stress
boost
productivity.
Indoor
shown
enhance
air
quality
provide
more
pleasant
environment
work
live
in.
With
our
planet's
serious
environmental
issues,
understanding
intricate
crucial
than
ever.
Human-caused
changes,
such
deforestation,
pollution,
climate
change,
significant
influence
world,
plants.
Environmental Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
263, P. 119897 - 119897
Published: Aug. 31, 2024
Nighttime
light
is
a
growing
anthropogenic
health
threat,
particularly
in
urban
areas.
Limited
evidence
suggests
that
exposure
to
outdoor
artificial
at
night
(ALAN)
may
be
associated
with
people's
mental
by
disrupting
sleep-wake
cycles.
Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
102(12), P. 103162 - 103162
Published: Oct. 2, 2023
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
examine
effects
various
daylight
exposure
during
the
24-h
light-dark
(L-D)
cycle
on
growth
performance,
skeletal
health,
and
welfare
state
in
broilers.
Environmental
photoperiod
related
circadian
clock,
L-D
cycle,
are
important
factors
maintaining
productive
pathophysiological
homeostasis,
psychological
reaction
humans
animals.
Currently,
lighting
programs
as
management
tools
for
providing
a
satisfactory
environmental
condition
have
been
used
commercial
broiler
production.
Four
hundred
thirty-two
1-d-old
Rose
308
chicks
were
assigned
24
pens
(18
birds/pen).
randomly
1
4
thermal
control
rooms,
then
birds
exposed
(n=6):
1)
12L,
2)
16L,
3)
18L,
or
4)
20L
at
15
d
age.
Lighting
program
bird
body
weight,
behavioral
patterns,
bone
stress
levels
evaluated
from
35
45,
respectively.
12L
well
16L
groups,
reared
under
short
photoperiods
close
natural
had
improved
production
leg
suppressed
compared
both
18L
groups.
Especially,
heavier
final
weight
averaged
daily
gain
(P
<
0.05),
higher
BMD
BMC
with
longer
wider
femur
lower
H/L
ratio
more
reached
observer
touch
test
0.05)
but
spent
shorter
latency
tonic
immobility
0.05).
Taken
together,
data
suggest
that
supplying
12
h
light
improves
performance
health
while
decreasing
broilers,
making
it
potentially
suitable
approach
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Feb. 23, 2024
Abstract
Objective
Physical
exercise
has
the
potential
to
mitigate
addictive
behaviors
and
relevant
health
issues.
However,
nighttime
not
been
studied
regarding
this
research
topic.
This
study
aims
explore
association
between
nocturnal
physical
problematic
smartphone
use
before
sleep,
as
well
related
Methods
To
sleep
issues,
we
conducted
a
cross-sectional
survey
among
1,334
college
students.
Their
daily
(including
timeframe,
rationale,
frequency,
duration),
quality,
addiction,
anxiety,
depression
were
measured
by
questionnaires.
The
associations
assessed
using
generalized
linear
models.
Results
Our
findings
indicate
that
nearly
70%
of
participants
chose
perform
at
nighttime.
Among
these
individuals
who
exercised
nighttime,
frequency
duration
significantly
associated
with
decreased
probabilities
sleep.
Additionally,
lower
levels
addiction
anxiety
disorders.
Conclusion
Nighttime
Exercise
can
effectively
reduce
delays
caused
bedtime.
These
contribute
understanding
effects
on
Future
should
employ
more
precise
methodologies
examine
associations.
Stroke,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
55(4), P. 990 - 998
Published: March 25, 2024
BACKGROUND:
We
sought
to
explore
the
associations
of
outdoor
light
at
night
(LAN)
and
air
pollution
with
risk
cerebrovascular
disease
(CeVD).
METHODS:
included
a
total
28
302
participants
enrolled
in
Ningbo,
China
from
2015
2018.
Outdoor
LAN
were
assessed
by
Satellite-derived
images
land-use
regression
models.
CeVD
cases
confirmed
medical
records
death
certificates
further
subdivided
into
ischemic
hemorrhagic
stroke.
Cox
proportional
hazard
models
used
estimate
ratios
95%
CIs.
RESULTS:
A
1278
(including
777
133
stroke
cases)
identified
during
127
877
person-years
follow-up.
In
single-exposure
models,
for
1.17
(95%
CI,
1.06–1.29)
LAN,
1.25
(1.12–1.39)
particulate
matter
an
aerodynamic
diameter
≤2.5
µm,
1.14
(1.06–1.22)
≤10
μm,
1.21
(1.06–1.38)
NO
2
every
interquartile
range
increase.
The
results
similar
stroke,
whereas
no
association
was
observed
multiple-exposure
PM
persisted
but
not
Furthermore,
interaction
between
pollution.
CONCLUSIONS:
Levels
exposure
positively
associated
CeVD.
detrimental
effects
might
be
mutually
independent.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
281, P. 116590 - 116590
Published: June 20, 2024
Exposure
to
light
at
night
(LAN)
has
been
associated
with
multiple
adverse
health
outcomes.
However,
evidence
is
limited
regarding
the
impacts
of
LAN
exposure
on
human
inflammation.
To
examine
association
between
real-ambient
bedroom
systemic
inflammation
and
circadian
rhythm
inflammatory
markers.
Using
data
from
a
prospective
cohort
study
Chinese
young
adults.
At
baseline,
was
measured
portable
illuminance
meter;
fasting
blood
sample
for
high-sensitivity
C-reactive
protein
(hs-CRP)
assay
collected.
3-year
follow-up,
20
healthy
adults
(10
LANavg
<
5
lx,
10
≥
lx)
were
recruited
same
cohort;
time-series
venous
samples
sampled
every
4
h
over
24
h-cycle
detection
8
Circadian
markers
assessed
using
cosinor
analysis.
average
age
276
participants
18.7
years,
33.3
%
male.
Higher
levels
significantly
increased
hs-CRP
levels.
The
only
significant
in
inactive
group
(MVPA
2
h/d)
but
not
physically
active
h/d).
In
addition,
higher
nighttime
(LANavg
disrupted
rhythms
(including
rhythmic
expression,
amplitude
phase)
some
cytokines
balance
indicators.
increases
disrupts
Keep
darkness
may
represent
important
strategies
prevention
chronic
Additionally,
people
living
community
pollution,
regular
physical
activity
be
viable
option
counteract
negative
