Using an animal model, researchers found that subjects on shift work schedules had more severe stroke outcomes, in terms of both brain damage and loss of sensation and limb movement, than controls on regular 24-hour cycles of day and night.

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Using an animal model, researchers found that subjects on shift work schedules had more severe stroke outcomes, in terms of both brain damage and loss of sensation and limb movement, than controls on regular 24-hour cycles of day and night.