Explores circadian disruption's role in stroke pathogenesis, suggesting light therapy as a potential intervention.
This study highlights the potential role of disrupted circadian rhythms in WUS pathogenesis, providing insights into targeted interventions such as light therapy. Future studies with larger cohorts are essential to confirm these findings and assess their clinical implications for stroke prevention and recovery.
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