Four days of simulated shift work reduces insulin sensitivity in humans

Authors

D. J. Kennaway, University of Adelaide
R. Bescos, School of Health Professions
M. J. Boden, Syneos Health
M. L. Jackson, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University
A. J. Trewin, University of Rochester
E. C. Marin, University of Melbourne
I. Levinger, Victoria University
A. Garnham, Deakin University
D. S. Hiam, Victoria University
F. Falcao-Tebas, Victoria University
F. Conte, Victoria University
J. A. Owens, University of Adelaide
G. K. McConell, Victoria University

ORCID

• R. Bescos: 0000-0002-3939-4743

DOI Link

10.1111/apha.13039

DOI

10.1111/apha.13039

Publication Date

2018-01-01

Publication Title

Acta Physiologica

ISSN

1748-1708

Embargo Period

2019-01-22

Recommended Citation

Kennaway, D., Bescos, R., Boden, M., Jackson, M., Trewin, A., Marin, E., Levinger, I., Garnham, A., Hiam, D., Falcao-Tebas, F., Conte, F., Owens, J., & McConell, G. (2018) 'Four days of simulated shift work reduces insulin sensitivity in humans', Acta Physiologica, . Available at: 10.1111/apha.13039