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Jun Kohyama

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Nihon Rinsho. Japanese Journal of Clinical Medicine|January 21, 2014
[Circadian rhythm disruption and human development]Jun Kohyama
Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics|June 7, 2014
The possible long-term effects of early-life circadian rhythm disturbance on social behaviorJun Kohyama
Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment|March 21, 2009
Early rising children are more active than late risersJun Kohyama
Children (Basel, Switzerland)|June 26, 2026
Insufficient Sleep Syndrome in Children and AdolescentsJun Kohyama
Medical Hypotheses|December 1, 2020
Pupils with negative social jetlag in Japan are hypothesised to constitute a discrete populationJun Kohyama
No to Hattatsu = Brain and Development|March 19, 2005
[Sleep disturbance in patients with developmental disability]Jun Kohyama
Brain & Development|September 2, 2008
A newly proposed disease condition produced by light exposure during night: asynchronizationJun Kohyama
Nihon Rinsho. Japanese Journal of Clinical Medicine|September 23, 2009
[Insomnia in children]Jun Kohyama
Current Neuropharmacology|December 2, 2011
Neurochemical and neuropharmacological aspects of circadian disruptions: an introduction to asynchronizationJun Kohyama
Journal of Physiological Anthropology|February 11, 2011
Sleep, serotonin, and suicide in JapanJun Kohyama
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Nihon Rinsho. Japanese Journal of Clinical Medicine|January 21, 2014
[Circadian rhythm disruption and human development]Jun Kohyama
Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics|June 7, 2014
The possible long-term effects of early-life circadian rhythm disturbance on social behaviorJun Kohyama
Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment|March 21, 2009
Early rising children are more active than late risersJun Kohyama
Children (Basel, Switzerland)|June 26, 2026
Insufficient Sleep Syndrome in Children and AdolescentsJun Kohyama
Medical Hypotheses|December 1, 2020
Pupils with negative social jetlag in Japan are hypothesised to constitute a discrete populationJun Kohyama
No to Hattatsu = Brain and Development|March 19, 2005
[Sleep disturbance in patients with developmental disability]Jun Kohyama
Brain & Development|September 2, 2008
A newly proposed disease condition produced by light exposure during night: asynchronizationJun Kohyama
Nihon Rinsho. Japanese Journal of Clinical Medicine|September 23, 2009
[Insomnia in children]Jun Kohyama
Current Neuropharmacology|December 2, 2011
Neurochemical and neuropharmacological aspects of circadian disruptions: an introduction to asynchronizationJun Kohyama
Journal of Physiological Anthropology|February 11, 2011
Sleep, serotonin, and suicide in JapanJun Kohyama
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