They say the early bird catches the worm — probably because night owls are too depressed to do it. Night owls may be smarter than early birds, but research suggests they are also more likely to ...

A new study out of the Netherlands proposes that night owls may experience cognitive decline faster than early birds — but not because of their sleep times.

Night owls may be at higher risk of eating unhealthy diets, exercising less and developing diabetes than early birds, new research finds.

Retired game warden Jim Abrams considers the instinctual fear of darkness and the mysterious world of barred owls and their ...

Night owls beware: A new study finds this lifestyle could increase your risk of diabetes The correlation was found regardless of other unhealthy habits, but there are things you can do to reduce ...

A new study revealed that night owls are at a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared to early birds. Dr. Joe Whittington, an emergency medicine doctor, discussed the findings.

People who stay up late are more likely to have unhealthy lifestyle behaviors that can lead to developing Type 2 diabetes, a new study found. Self-described "night owls" were more likely to ...

Night owls are at high risk of developing diabetes, a new study says, but that risk can be lowered by giving up unhealthy habits.

Night owls were also more likely to be insulin-resistant, meaning their muscles required more insulin to be able to get the energy they need, the study showed.