Adjusting Your Body Clock May Stave Off Cancer - Scientific American
Research shows that disrupting the body’s circadian rhythm raises cancer risk, and resetting it may bring that risk down
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Research shows that disrupting the body’s circadian rhythm raises cancer risk, and resetting it may bring that risk down
Chronic circadian disruption has been linked to increased cancer risk, but the mechanisms that underpin this risk remain largely unknown.
The emerging field of "cancer chronotherapy" hints that it may be best to receive cancer treatment at a particular time of day.
A new study with mice reveals a link between out-of-whack circadian rhythms and lung tumor growth.
Scientists discovered an important molecular link between lung tumor growth and disrupted circadian rhythms, according to a new paper co-authored by a University of Rochester Wilmot Cancer Institute investigator and led by the Scripps Research Institute in California.