Tags: Circadian rhythm

Science/Health

Study Says When To Eat May Be More Crucial Than What We Eat

Science/Health

Trees Sleep Too: Infrared Laser Scanning Reveals Day-Night Cycle Of Trees

Science/Health

Sleep And Culture: How Cultural Pressures Interact With Sleep Biology

Science/Health

Common Mineral Discovered To Play Surprisingly Vital Role In Regulating Body Clocks

Science/Health

Midnight Snacks Could Impair Memory, Study Says

Science/Health

People Who Sleep Late Tend To Be Smarter, More Creative and 'Progressive', Says Research

Science/Health

Caffeine At Night Delays Circadian Clock, Could Help With Jet Lag, Study Finds

News

Earth's Rotation Encoded In Bacteria Proteins: Finding Reveals Secrets Of Circadian Rhythms

Headlines

Artificial Light Associated with Weight Gain, New Study Says

Sports

Time Of Day Could Change The Outcome Of A Sporting Event Based On The Athletes' Biological Clocks

Headlines

Sleep Health: Snooze and You Lose the Chance to Start Your Day Fresh and Alert

Headlines

Jet Lag Can Make You Fat, Study Finds

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

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