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Chronotherapy, which aligns treatment with the body's internal clock, is moving into clinical trials, and Nature Medicine published a comment on the approach on 16 October 2026. A high-profile retraction in the field has exposed the challenges facing circadian medicine as the concept advances toward clinical testing. The piece examines both the promise and the setbacks of timing drugs to the circadian rhythm.
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Chronotherapy, which aligns treatment with the body's internal clock, is moving into clinical trials, and Nature Medicine published a comment on the approach on 16 October 2026. A high-profile retraction in the field has exposed the challenges facing circadian medicine as the concept advances toward clinical testing. The piece examines both the promise and the setbacks of timing drugs to the circadian rhythm.
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