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  1. Sleep-wake Cycle Assessment in Type 2 Diabetes and Salivary Melatonin Correlates

    … days of the daily circadian signal, higher rhythm fragmentation and lower rhythm amplitude. In addition to the lower melatonin levels, the decrease in the amplitude of the activity rhythm may also be involved in circadian alterations of the sleep-wake cycle.

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