Older people who begin to shift the time that they eat breakfast to a little later than usual may be at a higher risk of an earlier death, according to a recent study. Researchers at Mass General Brigham in Boston found that as people age, they tend to eat both breakfast and dinner at later times of the day. Those who are genetically predisposed to prefer later sleep and wake times — so-called…
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