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Meeting Spotlight:  Sleep & Circadian Rhythms

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Sleep disruption due to shift work, jet lag, etc., increases risk of cancer, metabolic and cardiovascular disease, cognitive impairment/accelerated aging, and other chronic diseases. This Keystone Symposia, being held in Novato California from October 10-13, will cover how sleep, circadian rhythms and chronobiology regulate biological systems, including blood pressure, glucose and hormones, thereby impacting health outcomes.

We will also explore the influence of lifestyle behaviors, including food intake and exercise, on these circadian rhythms and disease risks. This conference will bring together sleep scientists with chronobiologists to energize new avenues of collaboration and investigation to advance the field and improved treatments and interventions related to sleep disruption.

Program Highlights:

  • Circadian Rhythms and Chronic Disease Risk: Population Studies
  • Sleep and Circadian Disturbances: Impact on Obesity & Cardio-Metabolic Risk
  • Sleep Duration, Circadian Rhythms and Cancer
  • Chronotherapeutics: Nutrition, Exercise, and Pharmacology
  • Sleep and Circadian Rhythms and Brain Health

See scholarship, abstract & discounted early registration deadlines on the meeting homepage, HERE

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Shannon Weiman
Shannon Weiman earned her PhD in Biomedical Sciences from the University of California, San Diego, specializing in microbiology and immunology. Prior to joining the Keystone Symposia team, she worked as a freelance writer for leaders in academic, industry and government research, including Stanford University’s Biomedical Innovation Initiative, the University of Colorado’s Biofrontiers Program, UCSF, the FDA and the American Society for Microbiology.
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