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Circadian behaviors and genetic architecture: independent and interactive associations of time-restricted eating window, sleep duration, and CLOCK variants with metabolic risk.
Sleep medicine - 1 Oct 2026
Chermon Danyel, Busi Ori, Haikin Shay, Birk Ruth
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Circadian rhythms regulate sleep, metabolism, and hormone secretion, and their disruption has been linked to increased risk of metabolic disorders. CLOCK variants may relate to disease susceptibility through interactions with behaviors such as sleep duration. We conducted a cross-sectional analysis of 12,092 adults to examine associations between habitual sleep duration, time-restricted eating window (TREW) and...
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