Reviewing all my old blogs about permanent DST

It’s that time of the year again

Oct 28 • Olivia Walch

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Failure to jive

Rhythmic problems take rhythmic solutions

Oct 20 • Olivia Walch

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How to Get Over Jet Lag: Part 2

A lot of it boils down to how vampire you’re willing to be.

Oct 19 • Olivia Walch

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When could low amplitude be good?

I’ve hyped before the benefits of circadian amplitude, a hard-to-measure, heavily theoretical construct that I believe to be the underpinning of much of…

Oct 9 • Olivia Walch

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August 2026

Should we trust any numbers from sleep trackers?

Yes, but sleep/wake accuracy is useless, specificity is hackable, and it all depends on the people in your evaluation set.

Aug 26 • Olivia Walch

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The Low-Hanging Fruit That Nobody Wants

It’s behavioral light regularity. I don’t overly spell out this point in the piece, so I’m making it clear here, in the subtitle. It’s turning the…

Aug 20 • Olivia Walch

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You Should Come Work With Me To Rescue Drugs With Timing

It’s 2015, and someone at Peloton Therapeutics is making the call for how to dose their new molecule, PT2399, in its first in-mouse experiments.

Aug 18 • Olivia Walch

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July 2026

How to Get Over Jet Lag: Part 1

You’re in a boat in a boat race.

Jul 6 • Olivia Walch

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You're Sick Because You're Flat

I'm manifesto-ing on circadian amplitude again

Jul 2 • Olivia Walch

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June 2026

Thoughts on the retracted Nature Medicine immunotherapy paper

Can a long half-life drug have a time-of-day effect?

Jun 26 • Olivia Walch

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March 2026

Medicine Forgot Time

Drug timing is harder than it looks, but it can be done.

Mar 10 • Olivia Walch

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