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Study Finds Serotonin Level to Be Low Among Rotating Shift Workers
August 02, 2007 at 3:49 PM
Research News
Sleep problems from shift work affect male and female workers of all age groups. Those who have unusual work hours are most likely to have it. Estimates are that two to five percent of the general population is affected.
Those who suspect they might be suffering from shift work sleep disorder, or another sleep problem, are urged to consult with their primary care doctor or a sleep specialist.
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