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Phenotypic divergence in sleep and circadian cycles linked by affective state and environmental risk related to psychosis

by Admin1 | Mar 1, 2023

Study Objectives Environmental cues influence circadian rhythm timing and neurochemicals involved in the regulation of affective behavior. How this interplay makes them a probable nonspecific risk factor for psychosis is unclear. We aimed to identify the relationship...

Temporal organisation of the brain’s intrinsic motor network: The relationship with circadian phenotype and motor performance

by Admin1 | Feb 9, 2021

Background Functional connectivity (FC) of the motor network (MN) is often used to investigate how intrinsic properties of the brain are associated with motor abilities and performance. In addition, the MN is a key feature in clinical work to map the recovery after...

Timed physical exercise does not influence circadian rhythms and glucose tolerance in rotating night shift workers: The EuRhythDia study

by Admin1 | Sep 25, 2020

Objectives: Night shift workers are at cardiometabolic risk due to circadian misalignment. We investigated whether infrequent exercise before each night shift that intentionally would not improve physical performance improves glucose tolerance and 24-h blood pressure...

Validation of electronic diary (PRO-Diary) compared to validated paper questionnaires in normal individuals

by Admin1 | Aug 15, 2011

A 2 way randomised cross-over study was carried out in 50 individuals to compare paper versus electronic questionnaires. Three questionnaires were trialled: – food, sleep and mood/alertness. The food visual analogue scales (VAS) were completed prior to and after...

Phenotypic divergence in sleep and circadian cycles linked by affective state and environmental risk related to psychosis

Temporal organisation of the brain’s intrinsic motor network: The relationship with circadian phenotype and motor performance

Timed physical exercise does not influence circadian rhythms and glucose tolerance in rotating night shift workers: The EuRhythDia study

Validation of electronic diary (PRO-Diary) compared to validated paper questionnaires in normal individuals

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Phenotypic divergence in sleep and circadian cycles linked by affective state and environmental risk related to psychosis

Temporal organisation of the brain’s intrinsic motor network: The relationship with circadian phenotype and motor performance

Timed physical exercise does not influence circadian rhythms and glucose tolerance in rotating night shift workers: The EuRhythDia study

Validation of electronic diary (PRO-Diary) compared to validated paper questionnaires in normal individuals

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