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I wouldn't necessarily assume so, and neither does TFA: >According to researchers at the University of Missouri, people who develop this condition are also thr
by 29083011397778 5y ago
I wouldn't necessarily assume so, and neither does TFA:
>According to researchers at the University of Missouri, people who develop this condition are also three times more likely to be involved in a vehicle accident.
They don't mention lack of light, but instead associate the higher crash rate with sleep disorders brought on by consistently working graveyard shifts.
- superkuh 5y agoWhat times of day are consistently night shift people going to be driving? Mostly night time. It's inseparable unless explicitly controlled for which it sounds like they didn't.