Eur Addict Res February 2024 PMID 38081146

Mismatch of Biological and Social Time in Cocaine-Addicted Men.

Jeevan Fernando, Karen D Ersche

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Abstract in brief

  • Chronotype refers to an individual's preferred timing for activities within a 24-hour cycle, and discrepancies between this and social schedules can lead to "social jetlag," negatively impacting wellbeing, especially in individuals with cocaine use disorder (CUD).
  • In a study with 90 men, it was found that a significant number of CUD patients identified as late chronotypes ("night owls"), who started using cocaine at a younger age, highlighting a potential link between chronotype and cocaine use.
  • Despite the differences in chronotype, the severity of drug use among CUD patients did not vary significantly across chronotypes, indicating that disruptions in biological and social timing in these individuals are independent of their usage patterns or mental health

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Doctor’s Brutal Advice For Your BROKEN Attention Span https://t.co/JlHUA3yvRz via @YouTube

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https://t.co/qLCBJ9M2PY Attention span is all about how fast you switch between tasks and what you wanted to do and what not It has 3 steps stimulus -> attention -> action taken on it (distraction)

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Kartik More
@iamkartikmore · X

https://t.co/qLCBJ9M2PY Attention span is all about how fast you switch between tasks and what you wanted to do and what not It has 3 steps stimulus -> attention -> action taken on it (distraction)

Jun 5, 2024 · 12 followers View post →
Internet Jnani
@internet_jnani · X

Doctor’s Brutal Advice For Your BROKEN Attention Span https://t.co/JlHUA3yvRz via @YouTube

May 25, 2024 · 546 followers View post →