Shift work: coping with the biological clock

Overview of attention for article published in Occupational medicine, January 2010

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It's fairly well documented that circadian rhythms can only...

User tomdidiot, in the Junior Doctors UK : medicine talk, sharing experiences, opinions, resources, and opportunities. subreddit, 02 Nov 2021

It's fairly well documented that circadian rhythms can only shift 1-1.5 hours per day (hence, the common advice re: jet-lag…

When I say biological clock, I mean a transcription,...

User Goggleplaythingy, in the Leangains - for practitioners of Martin Berkhan's program subreddit, 07 Jun 2014

When I say biological clock, I mean a transcription, translation, protein expression, and inhibition loop that are ~24 hours…

Oxford journal: coping with shift work and the biological clock

User mbrodge, in the for shift workers and those who tolerate them subreddit, 05 Oct 2013

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