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In 2026, at least 19 states adopt permanent daylight saving time, citing health risks from clock changes, but federal approval is needed for nationwide implementation.
In 2026, at least 19 U.S. states have moved to adopt permanent daylight saving time, citing health risks linked to the biannual clock change, including increased heart attacks, strokes, and accidents.
While states can implement the change locally, a federal law is needed for nationwide adoption.
New research shows the spring forward shift reduces deep sleep and worsens migraines for millions, prompting experts to recommend better sleep hygiene and support year-round standard time for better health alignment.
Despite growing momentum, the debate continues over whether permanent daylight or standard time better serves public well-being and energy use.
En 2026, al menos 19 estados adoptarán el horario de verano permanente, citando los riesgos para la salud de los cambios de reloj, pero se necesita la aprobación federal para su implementación a nivel nacional.