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Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition & Metabolic Care, 2021
Purpose of review This review will discuss the recent studies that implicate disturbed diurnal rhythms with the development of obesity. The second part of the review will discuss studies that use feeding time to restore diurnal rhythms and rescue obesity.
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Purpose of review This review will discuss the recent studies that implicate disturbed diurnal rhythms with the development of obesity. The second part of the review will discuss studies that use feeding time to restore diurnal rhythms and rescue obesity.
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British Journal of Diseases of the Chest, 1977
We have studied possible aetiological factors in the large diurnal variation in peak expiratory flow rate seen in some asthmatics. This phenomenon occurred in both atopic and non-atopic patients. It could not be attributed to recumbency in bed at night or to allergy to the house dust mite in bedding.
T J, Clark, M R, Hetzel
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We have studied possible aetiological factors in the large diurnal variation in peak expiratory flow rate seen in some asthmatics. This phenomenon occurred in both atopic and non-atopic patients. It could not be attributed to recumbency in bed at night or to allergy to the house dust mite in bedding.
T J, Clark, M R, Hetzel
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DIURNAL VARIATION IN DEPRESSION—IS IT THERE?
THE JOURNAL OF NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE, 1975In this paper we present the results of an investigation designed to measure diurnal variation of mood in a group of unipolar depressives using a sensitive self-assessment inventory and a behavioral measure of the depth of depression. Both measures correlate well with the Hamilton Rating Scale which was designed to quantify depression during a ...
J G, Williams, D H, Barlow, W S, Agras
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Chest, 1987
A diurnal rhythm in the occurrence and severity of asthma symptoms is almost universal with disturbed sleep due to enhanced symptoms at night paralleled by a change in lung function. The mechanisms involved are not completely understood. However, it appears to be related to an exaggerated response to a circadian rhythm in lung function observed in ...
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A diurnal rhythm in the occurrence and severity of asthma symptoms is almost universal with disturbed sleep due to enhanced symptoms at night paralleled by a change in lung function. The mechanisms involved are not completely understood. However, it appears to be related to an exaggerated response to a circadian rhythm in lung function observed in ...
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Diurnal responsiveness to apomorphine
Neurology, 1987Many parkinsonian patients respond to L-dopa better in the morning than at other times. To explore the possibility that this phenomenon represents diurnal fluctuations in dopaminergic receptor responsiveness, we compared the effects of subcutaneously administered apomorphine during "off" periods in the mornings and afternoons in nine fluctuating ...
S T, Gancher, J G, Nutt
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Diurnal Variation of the Fibrinolytic System
Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 1988AbstractTo elucidate which component(s) of thei fibrinolytic system is (are) responsible for the diurnal variation of fibrinolytic activity we have studied several parameters of this system in 8 healthy male volunteers during a period of. 24 h. Blood was collected at 8 a. m., 10 a. m., 12 a. m., 4 p.m., 8 p.m. and 8 a. m. next morning.
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1952
Abstract A girl of four and a half years of age is reported who suffered with intermittent urine soilage. The child was found to have a duplicated hydronephrotic left kidney with an extra-urinary ureteral ostium. The urine soilage occurred by two mechanisms: (1) by muscular compression of the distended pyelectatic duplicated kidney and (2) during the
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Abstract A girl of four and a half years of age is reported who suffered with intermittent urine soilage. The child was found to have a duplicated hydronephrotic left kidney with an extra-urinary ureteral ostium. The urine soilage occurred by two mechanisms: (1) by muscular compression of the distended pyelectatic duplicated kidney and (2) during the
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