Late bedtimes harm mental health + 2 more stories

ANC loses first majority in 30 years. Nestlé prioritizes ageing populations' nutrition. Late bedtimes harm mental health.

Today ChatGPT read 967 top news stories. After removing previously covered events, there are 3 articles with a significance score over 5.7.

[6.2] ANC loses 30-year majority in South Africa election — The Globe and Mail [$]

The African National Congress (ANC) lost its parliamentary majority for the first time since the end of apartheid. With 99% of votes counted, the ANC received just over 40%, down from its historic majority of 30 years. The main opposition, the Democratic Alliance, secured 21%, while former President Zuma's MK Party got over 14%.

[5.7] Nestlé CEO prioritizes nutrition for ageing populations amid falling birth rates — Financial Times [$]

Nestlé CEO Mark Schneider emphasized the company's shift toward addressing the nutritional needs of ageing populations due to declining birth rates. With the 50+ age group set to rise in the next 10-20 years, Nestlé is developing products focused on weight control, muscle maintenance, nutrient intake, and blood sugar management. Specialized nutrition now constitutes 30% of Nestlé's portfolio.

[5.7] Late bedtimes harm mental health, regardless of sleep preference — Neuroscience News

A study involving nearly 75,000 adults found that late bedtimes, regardless of chronotype, increased rates of mental disorders, including depression and anxiety. Both morning and night types benefited from sleeping before 1 a.m. The research highlights the importance of early bedtimes for better mental health, contradicting previous chronotype alignment beliefs.

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[5.3] China lands on moon's far side for sample-retrieval mission
(The Straits Times + 17)

[5.1] Google Search leak reveals insights into ranking algorithm
(The Verge + 12)

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