It’s getting darker earlier in the day after daylight saving time went into effect. The time change can be challenging for those who have Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.

Forty percent of countries worldwide use daylight saving to make better use of daylight and to conserve energy. The United States started using Daylight Saving Time in 1966, but to no surprise, Americans want the ritual to stop. Should we or shouldn’t we turn the clocks ahead on March 14? Whether you are for it or against it, there’s no doubt Daylight Saving Time impacts us all. If you’re wondering if any states don’t follow Daylight Saving Time, there are currently two: Arizona and Hawaii.