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Paper on Entrainment in Mice by CT1500 Published

Paper published on Circadian Entrainmanet in Mice by CT1500The paper shows in vivo that a single dose of CT1500 enhances re-entrainment to a shifted light dark cycle in a dose-dependent manner in mice and also phase shifts the circadian clock under constant dark with...

Circadian Therapeutics to Attend JP Morgan Healthcare Conference

Circadian Therapeutics to attend JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco Dr Mark Sampson, CEO will be attending the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in person from 9th -12th January 2022. https://www.jpmorgan.com/solutions/cib/insights/health-care-conference...

CT1500 Phase 1 Study

Circadian Therapeutics announces the first subject recruited to Phase I study for CT-1500, marks move to a clinical stage company • First subject dosed for Phase I study• CT-1500 being developed to treat Non-24 Sleep-Wake Disorder• Study being conducted at Nucleus...

Circadian Therapeutics and Arquimea Collaboration

Circadian Therapeutics and ARQUIMEA sign a collaboration agreement for the development of casein kinase 1 inhibitors for the treatment of diseases affecting the nervous system Co-development of molecules as an innovative treatment for nervous system diseases such as...

New CT Research Published

Adenosine integrates light and sleep signalling for the regulation of circadian timing in miceNew research, published today in Nature Communications by Circadian Therapeutics founders and collaborators, identifies an adenosine-based regulatory mechanism that allows...

10 Ways Circadian Rhythms Affect Your Health

  Israeli researchers have uncovered fascinating facts about how the body clock impacts metabolism, mood, microbiome and much more. Disturbances to the circadian rhythm, or to the genes that produce the rhythm, can cause problems from low productivity and...

New Research into Links Between Circadian Rhythms and Cancer

Virginia Tech Molecular Biologist Carla Finkielstein's new research confirms her earlier findings that, this is why night shift workers develop cancer at a higher rate. The bright light they’re exposed to at night confuses cancer suppressing molecules and cancer...