Summary
This paper investigates the relationship between core circadian rhythm components and Autism Spectrum Disorders, with the abstract (which appears mismatched) describing the microbiota-gut-brain axis as a regulator of neurodevelopmental conditions. For lighting practitioners, disrupted circadian rhythms in ASD populations suggest that carefully designed light environments supporting robust circadian entrainment may be beneficial for autistic individuals.
Categories
Student Learning: Paper explores circadian rhythm components in relation to Autism Spectrum Disorders, which has relevance to neurodevelopmental conditions affecting children.
Sleep & Circadian Health: The paper examines core circadian rhythm components as they relate to a neurodevelopmental disorder, implicating circadian disruption in ASD pathology.
Author(s)
E Lorsung
Publication Year
2022
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