Circadian rhythms linked to sleep patterns heart activity / Public News Service

This is American Heart Month and new findings published by the American Heart Association say irregular sleeping patterns -- over years, weeks or even days -- can affect a person's heart health. The body's reactions to physical, mental and behavioral changes within a 24-hour cycle influence its internal clock or circadian rhythm. Dr. ...

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