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The twice-a-year switch of our body clocks has been linked to a number of health risks.

The twice-a-year switch of our body clocks has been linked to a number of health risks.

You could normally be a good natured person, but guaranteed there are two times every year that you're likely not happy.

Dr. Timothy Roux says the body’s 24-hour clock can be disturbed by what is known as a circadian misalignment.

Making simple changes now can help prepare your body to spring forward when Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday.

For many, the change means losing an hour of sleep. For others, it means a little more sunlight in the afternoon to enjoy.

For many, the change means losing an hour of sleep. For others, it means a little more sunlight in the afternoon to enjoy.

You could normally be a good natured person, but guaranteed there are two times every year that you're likely not happy.

OMG, it's not that time of the year again is it?

Des Moines, IA- As Daylight Savings time approaches on Sunday, March 13th, a bill to keep the state on that time permanently has passed the Iowa House. Radio Iowa reports that representative Mike Sexton of Rockwell City, a vocal critic of flipping the clock twice a year, introduced a bill to keep the state on daylight savings time. Sexton has been trying to get a bill on the topic through the Iowa Legislature for the past few years. Sexton started out by reading passages from a medical journal. ...