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Effects of artificial dawn and morning blue light on daytime cognitive performance, well-being, cortisol and melatonin levels

Gabel et al., 2013

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7224608102383895142
Author
Gabel V
Maire M
Reichert C
Chellappa S
Schmidt C
Hommes V
Viola A
Cajochen C
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Chronobiology international

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Light exposure elicits numerous effects on human physiology and behavior, such as better cognitive performance and mood. Here we investigated the role of morning light exposure as a countermeasure for impaired cognitive performance and mood under sleep restriction …
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