CHICAGO (WLS) — Daylight saving time has ended Sunday and clocks have been set back one hour. The U.S. first adopted daylight saving time in 1918. Then in 1966, the Uniform Time Act of 1966 said states can enact permanent standard time, but not permanent daylight saving time. As a result, most of the U.S. springs forward and falls back each year. Experts have said there’s an associated rise in car accidents, strokes and cardiovascular disease in the days after the time change in the spring, when we set our clocks forward. Our Chicago: Daylight Saving Time Debate Part 1Dr. Kenneth Lee is the Medical Director of the University of Chicago Medicine Sleep Disorders Center. He says there can
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