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Researchers Unlock the Secret Behind the Body’s Internal Clock Regulation
A team of scientists uncovered how a protein that controls our biological clock modifies its own function, offering new ways for treating jet lag and seasonal adjustments.
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Vanda Recaps Regulatory Hurdles for Hetlioz in Year-End Report
Vanda Pharmaceuticals highlighted updates on regulatory efforts for Hetlioz, focusing on expanding its indications to include the treatment of insomnia and jet lag disorder.
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The Protein That Stabilizes Circadian Rhythms, Buffering the Brain’s Response to Light
If circadian rhythms adjusted to every rapid change in illumination, say an eclipse or a very dark and rainy day, they would not be very effective in regulating such periodic behaviors as sleep and hunger.
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East-West Travel Negatively Impacts Student-Athletes’ Health Through Sleep and Circadian Disruption
Announcements in June 2022 of possible realignments of major east-west athletic conferences raised concern among many sleep and circadian physicians and scientists.
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Pituitary Vasopressin Signaling May Be Key for Jet Lag Recovery
Researchers suggest that vasopressin signaling within the hypothalamus and anterior pituitary plays a crucial role in realigning the body’s internal clock, offering new insights into treating jet lag.
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Why Shift Work Has You Reaching for That Extra Snack
Scientists have uncovered why night shift work is associated with changes in appetite.
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A Well-Timed Meal May Ease Jet Lag
Researchers have landed on a new method to speed up recovery from jet lag. According to their results, the way to better sleep is through the stomach.
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Genetic Mutation Behind Familial Advanced Sleep Phase Syndrome Decoded
A new study reveals important details of the molecular interactions that are disrupted in people with the inherited sleep disorder called Familial Advanced Sleep Phase Syndrome.
Read More‘Why Am I Always So Tired When I Go on Vacation?’
Jet lag isn’t the only explanation for feeling fatigued when on vacation.
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Timeshifter Takes on The Circadian Science of Space Travel
Circadian technology company Timeshifter has partnered with Axiom Space, a leader in human spaceflight and space infrastructure, to help Axiom optimize the safety and performance of its astronauts.
Read MoreGot Jet Lag? Consider Hacking Your Circadian Rhythm
Scientists have been exploring drugs that might manipulate the body’s clock.
Read MoreWorrying About Jet Lag Could Actually Make Jet Lag Worse
Worrying about jet lag could actually make it worse, so try to relax on your next long-haul flight.
Read MoreFungal Compound Can Reset the Body Clock, Study Finds
A new study suggests that a synthetic form of cordycepin, a compound found in a fungus, may help ease the pain of jet lag, Inverse reports.
Read MoreHow Air New Zealand’s ‘Economy Skynest’ Could Change The Way Travelers Sleep During Flights
This week Air New Zealand filed patent and trademark applications for the “Economy Skynest,” a prototype sleep pod for in-flight napping. According to Air New Zealand’s announcement, the Skynest will consist of...
Read MoreTeens Sleep 43 More Minutes Per Night After Combo of Two Treatments
Teenagers got 43 more minutes of sleep a night after a four-week intervention that reset their body clocks and helped them go to bed earlier, a study from the Stanford University School of Medicine has shown. The treatment had...
Read MoreNovel Melatonin Receptor Molecules Make Possible Therapies to Adjust Biological Clock
A key piece to the puzzle of circadian rhythms and the disorders they’re involved in is the hormone melatonin, which the brain produces in the evening, to facilitate falling asleep and fine-tune circadian adjustments. Now,...
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