DISRUPTED DAILY RHYTHMS IN LIGHT EXPOSURE AND WRIST TEMPERATURE ARE ASSOCIATED WITH METABOLIC RISK MARKERS AND OBESITY
Background/Objectives: Light exposure is the primary external synchronizer of the body’s internal clocks and daily rhythms. This study investigated whether light exposure and wrist temperature real-life 24-hour rhythms are associated with obesity and metabolic risk markers in a large cohort of healthy adults. Subjects/...