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Ellie McDonald

Night Shifts Alter Brain And Increase Hunger, Study Shows

Working night shifts can lead to brain changes that make people feel hungry, according to new research. PHOTO  BY JONATHAN EMILI/PEXELS 

Working night shifts can lead to brain changes that make people feel hungry, according to new research.

The University of Bristol-led investigation looked at how misalignment of the body clock significantly alters the brain’s regulation of hormones that control appetite.

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