Feeling down? University College London explains why mornings boost mood

Well-being is highest in summer and varies by day of the week, analysis of 49,000 adults shows.

Feeling down? University College London explains why mornings boost mood. Illustration.

Feeling down? University College London explains why mornings boost mood. Illustration.

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ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

FEBRUARY 6, 2025 14:55

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