Researchers have shown how the brain’s circadian rhythm in rats is, among other things, controlled by the stress hormone corticosterone — in humans called cortisol. This has been shown by means of a completely new method in the form of implanted micropumps.
Stress hormone helps control the circadian rhythm of brain cells
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