Daylight Saving Time research — A comprehensive list

DST clock changing causes heart attacks go up:
(New England Journal of Medicine. Also, Sleep Medicine Journal, and others.)
Clock changing kills pedestrians:
(Rutgers, Journal of Accident Analysis & Prevention, and the Journal of Public Health)
Fears of danger to rural children are false:
(American Journal of Public Health)
Deaths from traffic accidents go up:
(University of Colorado. Also, New England Journal of Medicine.)
Staying in DST will improve traffic safety in the winter months, and there is no increased risk to students waiting for school buses:
(Journal of Safety Research.)
Staying in DST year-round will saves energy:
(U.S. Department of Energy.)
Clock-changing increases suicides:
(Journal of Sleep and Biological Rhythms.)
More daylight in winter afternoons will help fight childhood obesity:
(Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity and Journal of Physical Activity and Health.)
Students are sleepier in school after DST clock changes:
(Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine.)
Clock-changing hurts productivity and increases workplace accidents:
(Journal of Applied Psychology.)
Fixing DST will help decrease pollution:
(Journal of the Air & Waste Management Assn. and Steve Spangler Science.)
Clock-changing harms relationships:
(Wall St. Journal, citing several studies.)
Stock markets do worse on the Mondays after clock-changing for DST:
(York University, Journal of Pension Management.)
Afternoon darkness in the winter increases crime:
(Review of Economics and Statistics.)

US Department of Transportation

Federal Law

Complete U.S. Code on “Standard Time”
See especially, Advancement of Time, which makes it clear that state laws are “superseded.”