Simple Summary Living organisms present rhythmic fluctuations every 24 h in their behavior
and metabolism to anticipate changes in the environment. These fluctuations are controlled …

The objective of chronotherapy is to optimize medical treatments taking into account the
body's circadian rhythms. Chronotherapy is referred to and practiced in two different …

Chronotype reflects circadian timing and can be determined from biological markers (eg,
dim light melatonin onset; DLMO), or questionnaires (eg, Morningness-Eveningness …

The interplay of environmental, social, and behavioral factors influencing human circadian
phase in ecological conditions remains elusive. The Uruguayan national dance school END …

Background Functional connectivity (FC) of the motor network (MN) is often used to
investigate how intrinsic properties of the brain are associated with motor abilities and …

Chronotype—the relationship between the internal circadian physiology of an individual and
the external 24-h light-dark cycle—is increasingly implicated in mental health and cognition …

Rhythms characterise the physiology of all living things, and rhythmic patterns can be
observed in almost all aspects of daily human life. Disruption of rhythms is linked to poor …

'Uchronian Critical Mass' exploits the historical opportunity the COVID-19 pandemic and
resulting quarantines have opened up to question societal time systems, which can conflict …

Melatonin receptors, brain functions, and therapies Page 374 Handbook of Clinical Neurology,
Vol. 179 (3rd series) The Human Hypothalamus: Anterior Region DF Swaab, F. Kreier, PJ …

Timing is everything. It allows us to anticipate the best time to conserve energy, identify the
time of peak performance, recognise when attention may be sub-optimal, and find the most …