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1.	PDF ResearchWeek.2023.Ibrahim.Habiba Dietary control of circadian rhythm studies Ibrahim, Habiba ; Quadri, Suha ; Jordan, Julia ; Samuels, Mary[...] Circadian rhythm is the natural internal 24-hour clock that is affected by light and the external environment, and it controls our wake and sleep cycle. Clinical research [...] 2023-07-21 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records
2.	PDF ResearchWeek.2024.Kogan.Sophia Increasing pain levels associated with proportion of shiftwork Kogan, Sophia ; Shafer, Brooke M. ; Shea, Steven A. ; Olson, Ryan[...] Approximately 30% of the US workforce participates in a shiftwork schedule that requires individuals to be awake and work at times when they would typically be asleep. Sh [...] 2024 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records
3.	PDF ResearchWeek2021-Watkins_et_al The influence of work schedule on work-family conflict among firefighters Watkins, Shelby L. ; Hurtado, DA ; Gill, JD ; Shannon, MA[...] Firefighters undergo significant occupational health burdens, such as physical exertion, emotional trauma, and sleep deficiency, all impacting firefighters and their fami [...] 2021 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records
4.	PDF ResearchWeek.2023.Shafer.Brooke Later circadian timing and increased sleep variability are associated with attenuated overnight blood pressure dipping among chronic shift worker[...] Shafer, Brooke ; Christopher, Desirae ; Shea, Steven A. ; Olson, Ryan[...] Nighttime shift work is associated with adverse cardiovascular outcomes, including hypertension. Increased sleep variability and circadian disruption may increase sympath [...] 2023-07-19 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records

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