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Jet lag and shift work sleep disorders: how to help reset the internal clock.

Bhanu P Kolla, R Robert Auger
Review Cleveland Clinic journal of medicine 2011 73 citations
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Type d'étude
Review
Intervention
Jet lag and shift work sleep disorders: how to help reset the internal clock.
Comparateur
Placebo
Direction de l'effet
Neutral
Risque de biais
Unclear

Abstract

Jet lag sleep disorder and shift work sleep disorder are the result of dyssynchrony between the internal clock and the external light-dark cycle, brought on by rapid travel across time zones or by working a nonstandard schedule. Symptoms can be minimized by optimizing the sleep environment, by strategic avoidance of and exposure to light, and also with drug and behavioral therapies.

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