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Those of us interested in circadian rhythms and cancer predicted this a long time ago," says epidemiologist Richard Stevens of the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington. Under normal conditions our body maintains what is called a circadian rhythm (from the Latin circa dies, meaning "approximately one day"). There was no impairment of the circadian rhythm and pulsatile secretion of the measured sexual hormones seen in this study. |
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