… (MDD) and bipolar disorder (as reviewed in [1–4]). Studies link both environmental and
genetic circadian rhythm disruptions with mood disorders. Disrupting circadian rhythms by shift …

… Process C is presumed to reflect internal clock control of circadian rhythms, the threshold
for maintaining wakefulness and REM sleep control, and is unaffected by the amount of prior …

… This study examines the role of selected markers of circadian rhythmicity in emerging
mood disorders in young people aged 13–25 years who presented for the first time to clinical …

… disorders. Patients report worse … for circadian rhythm disruptions in mood disorder
pathophysiology. Molecular clock gene mutations are associated with increased risk of mood …

… circadian rhythm and mood disorders. Increased cortisol levels during the evening,[63]
reduced 5-HT levels and 5-HTT sites in brain tissue[64] and delayed melatonin release[65–67] …

… winter depression (seasonal affective disorder, SAD). Many circadian rhythms measured in
… significance for the role of circadian rhythms in mood disorders, or a consequence of altered …

… (MDD) and bipolar disorder (BD), and these have been related to … circadian rhythms, I will
generally treat the related phenomena as mood disorders and disruptions of circadian rhythms…

… link between alterations in endogenous rhythmicity and mood disorders, and, finally, we
discuss strategies for manipulating (disturbed) circadian rhythms as potential treatment options. …

… may become a more attractive therapeutic option for clinicians if they are provided with
concrete explanations how disrupted circadian rhythms can contribute to mood disorders. …

… of rhythm disruptions and mood and restoration of rhythms with … for mood disorders shift or
stabilize circadian rhythms 2, 3. … circadian rhythm disruptions might lead to changes in mood …