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Circadian Clock Can be Altered by Vibrations, May Lead to Insomnia Treatment
Circadian rhythm, the internal clock that governs many of the body's functions - including sleep - is typically set by diurnal changes in light and temperature. But new research on the circadian rhythm in fruit flies has shown that their internal clock can be manipulated with vibrations.
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