Análisis Comparativo de Parámetros Metabólicos y Endocrinos en Trabajadores Nocturnos versus Diurnos: Perspectivas de

Vijay S R Danda1, Mujeeb M A Afzal1, Vivek Kyatham1

  • 1Department of Endocrinology, Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad, Telangana, India.

Resumen

El trabajo nocturno está relacionado con problemas metabólicos y endocrinos, incluida la resistencia a la insulina y el bajo HDL-C. Este estudio destaca diferencias significativas en hormonas y vitamina D en trabajadores nocturnos en comparación con trabajadores diurnos.

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