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

Sleep - 9 Mar 2023

Purple Ross J, Cosgrave Jan, Alexander Iona, Middleton Benita, Foster Russell G, Porcheret Kate, Wulff Katharina

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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 between environmental risk for psychosis and circadian timing phenotypes sampled from the general population. METHODS: Using an online survey, we...

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PMID: 36516465
DOI: 10.1093/sleep/zsac311
PMCID: PMC9995776

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