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Blue Light, Screens and Sleep

By The NeuroRecall Team · September 2026

Bright, blue-rich light from screens in the evening can suppress melatonin and delay sleep, which then impairs next-day attention and memory. The content’s stimulation doesn’t help either.

Wind down

Dimming lights and putting screens away an hour before bed supports the sleep your brain needs.

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