Circadian rhythms are the daily fluctuations in physiological processes that govern cell cycles and timing of behaviors.

A team led by Prof. Wuran Wei from West China Hospital of Sichuan University and Dr. Dechao Feng from the Division of Surgery ...

Circadian rhythms are endogenous time-keeping mechanisms that regulate physiological processes in response to external ...

If you’ve been feeling a little grumpy, not sleeping well, and just not yourself this week, it could be because changing the clocks to Daylight Saving Time knocked your system off track for a few days ...

We live in a world that rarely slows down—late-night work, glowing screens, and irregular schedules have become the norm. But ...

The reasons you wake up hours before your alarm goes off are as many as the sheep you count to lull yourself back to sleep.

Oversleeping creates particular disruption in these metabolic rhythms ... as evening light delays circadian rhythms and can perpetuate oversleeping patterns. Sleep schedule consistency represents ...

Circadian rhythms are endogenous time-keeping mechanisms that regulate physiological processes in response to external light-dark cycles. These rhythms are orchestrated by the suprachiasmatic ...

“This extra disruption amplifies any of the symptoms that they're already having.” The time change also brings with it other adverse health impacts due to changes in our circadian rhythm.

The average sleep duration and quality has declined in the last few decades, with one-third of adults not meeting the ...

This disruption can cause you to lose sleep ... ice in Delaware WebMD.com has a list of tips to help you get your circadian rhythm back after Daylight Saving Time. Here are some of the ideas ...

Repeated disruption of natural cortisol patterns ... The digestive system maintains its own peripheral circadian rhythm, partly entrained by the timing of first food intake – a phenomenon ...