Is the world finally waking up to circadian lighting?

Circadian lighting is increasingly being deployed within the healthcare sector, for example in this Neonatal Intensive Care Ward at Uppsala University Hospital, Sweden

Circadian lighting is increasingly being deployed within the healthcare sector, for example in this Neonatal Intensive Care Ward at Uppsala University Hospital, Sweden (Image: Chromaviso)

Ben Townsend highlights the growing awareness of the health benefits of circadian lighting, while exploring some of the latest photonic technologies illuminating the field

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