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A new study links shift work to poorer cognitive functioning, finding that workers who reported having irregular shift schedules performed poorly on a test that measures cognitive decline, compared to those who had never or not recently performed shift work.
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This review aimed to systematically summarize the available evidence of longitudinal studies linking shift work with metabolic risk factors.
Epidemiological studies linking shift work to the risk for hypertension are few, old and of questionable quality.
It is well known that lifestyle factors are potential mediators linking shift work to BMI [ 3].
Investigating the potential pathways linking shift work and cardiovascular diseases (CVD), this study aimed to identify whether sleep disturbances mediate the relationship between shift work and the metabolic syndrome, a cluster of CVD risk factors.
However, sleep quality did not mediate the relationship between shift work and the metabolic syndrome, suggesting that there are other psychophysiological pathways linking shift work to increased risk for CVD.
The mechanisms linking shift work to health problems are not clear, but changed circadian rhythm, sleep problems, stress, and lifestyle and behavioral changes such as diet and smoking might be potential mediators [ 3].
However, by linking shifts in Libya's behavior to the Iraq war, the president misrepresents the real lesson of the Libyan case.
In recent years, many studies have linked shifting the equilibrium between extracellular matrix (ECM) synthesis and breakdown within the TM with the apoptosis of retinal ganglion cells (RGC) [ 6– 8].
The present research is a direct extension of our earlier work in which we linked shifts in the FoA in WM to shifts in a spatial priority map (Hedge & Leonards, 2013), drawing upon models that propose a shared map between perceptual attention and WM (e.g., Theeuwes et al., 2009).
