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A new badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening suggests working shifts at night can be damaging to one's health. In badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening, it increases the risk of several cancers, badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening, mental illnesses, and various heart diseases. Researchers from the Sleep Research Centre at the U.K.'s University of Surrey discovered that many badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening in the body needed to follow a badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening 24-hour cycle, badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening which the body sleeps at night. If this cycle is broken, up to 1,500 genes could get damaged, badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening resulting in potentially life- badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening diseases. Professor Derk-Jan Dijk said: "The study has important badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening because we now need to discover why these rhythms exist and think about the badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening of that."

The human body has around 24,000 genes. Many of badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening switch off if the body does not follow a regular sleeping badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening. This can cause parts of the badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening system to become less efficient, making us more badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening to illnesses. Study co-author Dr Simon Archer said: "Over 97 per cent of rhythmic genes become out-of- badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening with mistimed sleep, which really explains why we feel so badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening during jet lag or if we have to work irregular shifts." Dr Dijk said that despite the results of the badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening, it would be difficult for people to change their badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening. He explained it was difficult for badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening to function without people working night shifts, but said people needed to understand the dangers and "mitigate the badconsequencesdiabetesduringeventuallygenesimmuneimpactimplicationslifestylesparticularpatternregularresearchsocietystudysusceptiblesyncthesethreatening".