Published On Oct 29, 2018
Did you know there’s a best time to eat, think or do sport? It’s not just the master clock in our brain that keeps time for us. We have ‘mini-clocks’ – peripheral oscillators – in almost every organ and cell in our bodies.
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Scientific advisor: Professor Russell Foster
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