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Associations between habitual light exposure-related behaviors and sleep timing and sleep complaints in an international community sample

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By Rafael Lazar, Manuel Spitschan, Christine Blume, Ann-Sophie Loock
| Nature Verified
Abstract Sleep is essential for health and light is an important environmental signal influencing its timing, quality, and regulation. Retinal light exposure reflects the interplay between environmental illumination and behavioral choices, yet it remains unclear which habitual light exposure-related behaviors meaningfully impact sleep outcomes.
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Why daylight is the secret to great sleep

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By Christine Blume
| TED Talks Daily (HD video)
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Reduced and Redundant: Information Processing of Prediction Errors during Sleep

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By Christine Blume, Maria Niedernhuber, Manuel Spitschan, Marina Dauphin
| BioRxiv
Abstract During sleep, the human brain transitions to a 'sentinel processing mode', enabling the continued processing of environmental stimuli despite the absence of consciousness. Going beyond prior research, we employed advanced information-theoretic analyses, including mutual information (MI) and co-information (co-I), alongside event-related potential (ERP) and temporal generalization analyses (TGA), to characterize auditory prediction error processing across wakefulness and sleep.
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