Bedroom light pollution linked to hepatic encephalopathy risk in cancer patients

HCC patients exposed to higher bedroom light pollution experienced increased rates of hepatic encephalopathy and elevated mortality risk.

In a year-long study of liver cancer patients in China, researchers discovered that something as ordinary as a lit bedroom at night may quietly deepen the body's struggle against disease. Patients whose sleeping spaces exceeded 50 lux of nighttime light faced measurably higher risks of hepatic encephalopathy, impaired liver function, and death — suggesting that the boundary between environment and illness is more porous than medicine has traditionally acknowledged. The findings do not yet prove causation, but they place the humble bedroom lamp within a larger conversation about how the modern

Bedroom light pollution linked to hepatic encephalopathy risk in cancer patients

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