Expert reactions to Not changing the time in summer or winter in the US would reduce strokes and obesity, according to a study
Madrid Pérez, Juan Antonio; Rol de Lama, María Ángeles; Martín Olalla, José María; Bonmatí, María Ángeles; Martínez Madrid, María José; Mira Perez, Jorge; Barragán, Rocío;
Expert reactions to Not changing the time in summer or winter in the US would reduce strokes and obesity, according to a study
Expert reaction to a manuscript published in PNAS (see related works) on the impact of DST in health issues. Seven experts (5 physiologists and 2 physicists) share their thoughts on the manuscript. ---- Reacciones de expertos a un trabajo publicado en PNAS (véase related works) sobre la influencia del cambio estacional de la hora en aspectos de salud. Siete investigadores (5 fisiólogos y 2 físicos) analizan el trabajo.
- University of Valencia Spain
- University of Murcia Spain
- University of Santiago de Compostela Spain
- University of Seville Spain
Physiology, FOS: Biological sciences, Circadian Rhythm
Physiology, FOS: Biological sciences, Circadian Rhythm
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