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Melatonin and clinical application.

L Wetterberg
Review Reproduction, nutrition, development 1999 64 citations
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Study Design

Type d'étude
Review
Intervention
Melatonin and clinical application. None
Comparateur
Placebo
Direction de l'effet
Positive
Risque de biais
Unclear

Abstract

A review of the different publications dealing with melatonin in humans shows that this field has been very active in the last few years. Normative melatonin values have been defined. Various relationships between melatonin and other traits have been studied, such as sleep, circadian rhythm, surgical stress and anaesthesia. Age-related melatonin studies and melatonin during depression and other psychiatric disorders have been reviewed. Finally, some studies have been performed to use melatonin as a medication for sleep disturbance in depression, for jet-lag and as a skin protector for ultraviolet light.

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