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Circadian disruption induces slow-to-recover cognitive impairment and hippocampal myelin loss: a study in human beings and mice.

Neurobiology of disease·July 1, 2026·PMID 42069090

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It provides mechanistic and longitudinal evidence linking circadian disruption to persistent cognitive deficits and hippocampal myelin damage, highlighting a potential structural basis for cognitive complaints in shift workers.

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