Women Who are Early Risers Have Lower Risk of Breast Cancer

Women who wake up early (morning larks) are less likely to develop breast cancer compared to evening persons or night owls. Women who maintain health lifestyle, i.e., following a regular sleep schedule and duration can be at lower risk of developing breast cancer.

Early rising women less likely to get breast cancer. Morning persons go to bed early and wake up early. Early risers have 40-48% reduced risk of breast cancer. Modifying sleep behavior reduces the risk of developing breast cancer.

Women Who are Early Risers Have Lower Risk of Breast Cancer

Women who wake up early (larks) may have a lower risk of developing breast cancer compared to evening persons or night owls. Women who maintain health lifestyle, i.e., following a regular sleep schedule and duration can be at lower risk of developing breast cancer. Read More

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