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Jet lag disorder associated with shift work can lead to brain changes increasing appetite

Jet lag disorder associated with shift work can lead to brain changes increasing appetite
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Is night shift work rewiring our appetite and driving weight gain?

Bristol University scientists reveal that night shift work disrupts the body's circadian rhythm, altering appetite-regulating hormones and leading to weight gain. The study, providing insights into metabolic health, may aid in developing treatments for eating disorders and obesity.

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Shift Work-Linked Jet Lag Disorder May Boost Appetite, Study Finds

Shift Work-Linked Jet Lag Disorder May Boost Appetite, Study Finds
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Frequent adolescent cannabis use may carry intergenerational risks, study finds

Teenagers who use cannabis frequently may be more likely to have children born preterm, when they become parents up to twenty years later, finds a new University of Bristol-led study.

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University of Bristol: Teens who use cannabis frequently more likely to have premature baby, study suggests

University of Bristol: Teens who use cannabis frequently more likely to have premature baby, study suggests
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