Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Aug. 1, 2023
Ample
research
has
shown
that
light
influences
our
emotions,
cognition,
and
sleep
quality.
However,
little
work
examined
whether
different
exposure-related
behaviors,
such
as
daytime
exposure
to
electric
nighttime
usage
of
gadgets,
especially
before
sleep,
influence
quality
cognition.
Three-hundred-and-one
Malaysian
adults
(Mean
Somnologie - Schlafforschung und Schlafmedizin,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
23(3), P. 147 - 156
Published: Aug. 20, 2019
Humans
live
in
a
24-hour
environment,
which
light
and
darkness
follow
diurnal
pattern.
Our
circadian
pacemaker,
the
suprachiasmatic
nuclei
(SCN)
hypothalamus,
is
entrained
to
solar
day
via
pathway
from
retina
synchronises
our
internal
biological
rhythms.
Rhythmic
variations
ambient
illumination
impact
behaviours
such
as
rest
during
sleep
activity
wakefulness
well
their
underlying
processes.
Rather
recently,
availability
of
artificial
has
substantially
changed
especially
evening
night
hours.
This
may
increase
risk
developing
rhythm
sleep-wake
disorders
(CRSWD),
are
often
caused
by
misalignment
endogenous
rhythms
external
light-dark
cycles.
While
exact
relationship
between
CRSWD
remains
be
established,
nocturnal
been
shown
alter
humans.
On
other
hand,
can
also
used
an
effective
noninvasive
therapeutic
option
with
little
no
side
effects,
improve
sleep,mood
general
well-being.
article
reviews
current
state
knowledge
regarding
effects
on
rhythms,
sleep,
mood.
Global Change Biology,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
24(3), P. 872 - 882
Published: Nov. 10, 2017
The
environmental
impacts
of
artificial
light
at
night
have
been
a
rapidly
growing
field
global
change
science
in
recent
years.
Yet,
pollution
has
not
achieved
parity
with
other
phenomena
the
level
concern
and
interest
it
receives
from
scientific
community,
government
nongovernmental
organizations.
This
is
despite
globally
widespread,
expanding
changing
nature
night-time
lighting
immediacy,
severity
phylogenetic
breath
its
impacts.
In
this
opinion
piece,
we
evidence
10
reasons
why
should
be
focus
for
research
21st
century.
Our
extend
beyond
those
concerned
principally
environment,
to
also
include
on
human
health,
culture
biodiversity
conservation
more
generally.
We
conclude
that
use
will
continue
raise
numerous
ecological,
health
cultural
issues,
but
opportunities
exist
mitigate
by
combining
novel
technologies
sound
evidence.
potential
gains
appropriate
management
far
indeed
may
play
key
role
transitioning
towards
sustainable
society.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(4), P. 3392 - 3392
Published: Feb. 8, 2023
Availability
of
artificial
light
and
light-emitting
devices
have
altered
human
temporal
life,
allowing
24-hour
healthcare,
commerce
production,
expanding
social
life
around
the
clock.
However,
physiology
behavior
that
evolved
in
context
24
h
solar
days
are
frequently
perturbed
by
exposure
to
at
night.
This
is
particularly
salient
circadian
rhythms,
result
endogenous
biological
clocks
with
a
rhythm
~24
h.
Circadian
rhythms
govern
features
behavior,
set
precisely
primarily
during
day,
though
other
factors,
such
as
timing
meals,
can
also
affect
rhythms.
significantly
affected
night
shift
work
because
nocturnal
light,
electronic
devices,
shifts
meals.
Night
workers
increased
risk
for
metabolic
disorder,
well
several
types
cancer.
Others
who
exposed
or
late
mealtimes
show
disrupted
cardiac
disorders.
It
imperative
understand
how
alter
function
develop
strategies
mitigate
their
negative
effects.
In
this
review,
we
provide
an
introduction
physiological
regulation
homeostasis
suprachiasmatic
nucleus
(SCN),
SCN-mediated
hormones
display
including
melatonin
glucocorticoids.
Next,
discuss
circadian-gated
processes
sleep
food
intake,
followed
modern
lighting
disrupts
molecular
clock
Lastly,
identify
disruptions
metabolism
increase
susceptibility
syndrome
cardiovascular
diseases,
various
harmful
consequences
associated
on
health.
Lighting Research & Technology,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
50(1), P. 38 - 62
Published: July 25, 2017
In
addition
to
stimulating
the
visual
system,
light
incident
on
retina
stimulates
other
biological
functions,
also
referred
as
non-visual
responses.
Among
most
notable
functions
are
human
circadian
rhythms,
which
bodily
rhythms
that,
in
constant
darkness,
oscillate
with
a
period
close
to,
but
typically
slightly
longer
than
24
hours.
Twenty-four-hour
light-dark
patterns
major
synchronizer
of
local
time
Earth.
Entrainment
has
been
implicated
health
and
well-being.
Light
can
elicit
an
acute
alerting
effect
people,
similar
"cup
coffee."
This
review
summarizes
literature
how
affects
entrainment
alertness
it
be
used
achieve
these
aims.
Lighting Research & Technology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
53(2), P. 97 - 118
Published: Oct. 6, 2020
This
paper
discusses
the
rise
of
human-centric
lighting
and
its
current
status
in
lighting.
We
summarise
human
benefits
associated
with
light
show
that
has
sound
motivations,
despite
being
tainted
by
misleading
marketing
claims.
The
phrase
integrative
avoids
hype
encapsulates
what
aspires
to
be.
Embodied
these
concepts
are
some
things
old
new.
is
twofold.
First,
without
diminishing
value
products,
core
ingredient
for
good
outcomes
design,
driven
a
design
team.
Second,
still
vision,
visibility,
visual
comfort
amenity
as
important
ever.
Complementing
new
awareness
responsibility
how
influence
non-visual
responses
humans.
Circadian,
neuroendocrine
neurobehavioural
health
should
be
considered
on-par
responses.
leads
toward
solutions
increased
contrast
between
day
night.
parties
responsible
addressing
evolving.
Architects,
professionals,
equipment
manufacturers,
medical
building
owners
individuals
all
have
stake,
but
who
drive
decisions
proportion?
Lighting Research & Technology,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
51(2), P. 171 - 183
Published: Jan. 9, 2018
A
field
study
was
conducted
at
two
U.S.
federal
government
office
sites
and
embassies
to
demonstrate
whether
circadian-effective
lighting
(providing
circadian
stimulus
(CS)
values
of
CS
≥
0.3)
could
be
installed
in
buildings,
determine
this
intervention
would
reduce
sleepiness
increase
alertness,
vitality
energy
workers
while
work.
Desktop
and/or
overhead
luminaires
provided
participants’
eyes
during
a
two-day
intervention.
pendant-mounted
Daysimeter
device
used
measure
participant-specific
the
baseline
days.
Participants
also
completed
questionnaires
inquiring
about
sleep
habits,
stress
subjective
feelings
energy.
The
data
showed
that
participants
were
exposed
significantly
higher
amounts
light
work
days
compared
day.
Self-reported
scores
reduced
As
hypothesised,
reported
feeling
more
vital,
energetic
alert
on
present
results
from
four
independent
environments
systems
delivering
0.3
can
alertness
workers.
Lighting Research & Technology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
51(7), P. 1044 - 1062
Published: March 24, 2019
LED
*Shared
senior
authors.
light
sources
have
a
discontinuous
spectrum
with
prominent
‘blue’
peak
between
450
and
470
nm
that
influences
non-image
forming
responses
in
humans.
We
tested
an
lighting
solution
mimicking
daylight
on
visual
comfort,
circadian
physiology,
daytime
alertness,
mood,
cognitive
performance
sleep.
Fifteen
young
males
twice
spent
49
hours
the
laboratory
under
conventional-LED
daylight-LED
condition
balanced
cross
over
design
flanked
by
baseline
post-light
exposure
night.
Despite
different
spectra,
photopic
lux
correlated
colour
temperature
of
were
same
for
both
LEDs.
The
rendering
index
melanopic
strength
25.3%
21%,
respectively,
higher
than
conventional
LED.
volunteers
had
better
felt
more
alert
happier
morning
evening
LED,
while
diurnal
melatonin
profile,
psychomotor
vigilance
working
memory
not
significantly
different.
Delta
EEG
activity
(0.75–4.5
Hz)
was
after
during
evidence
has
beneficial
effects
mood
sleep
intensity
healthy
volunteers.
Frontiers in Neurology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Jan. 27, 2021
At
its
best,
human-centric
lighting
considers
the
visual
and
non-visual
effects
of
light
in
support
positive
human
outcomes.
worst,
it
is
a
marketing
phrase
used
to
healthwash
products
or
design
solutions.
There
no
doubt
that
environmental
contributes
health,
but
how
might
one
practice
given
both
credible
potential
implausible
hype?
Marketing
literature
filled
with
promises.
Technical
societies
have
summarized
science
not
yet
offered
guidance.
Meanwhile,
designers
are
middle,
attempting
distinguish
knowledge
from
which
dubious
make
decisions
affect
people
directly.
This
article
intended
to:
(1)
empower
reader
fundamental
understandings
ways
affects
health;
(2)
provide
process
for
can
dovetail
decision-making
already
part
designer's
workflow.