Dark Side of The Night Light - K, Pushkala;Gupta, P. D.
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This multidisciplinary book attempts to bring a bird's eye view on the consequences of over exploitation of light. From physics of light, to its biological effect on human life, form the subject matter of this book. The disturbance of circadian rhythm due to earth's rotation or exposure of artificial light during night time affects our endocrine system. Our pilot epidemiological survey provided evidence for the very low prevalence of breast cancer in blind women, gave a clue for the consequence of over exploitation of light in the modern civilization disturbing natural circadian rhythm.This…mehr

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This multidisciplinary book attempts to bring a bird's eye view on the consequences of over exploitation of light. From physics of light, to its biological effect on human life, form the subject matter of this book. The disturbance of circadian rhythm due to earth's rotation or exposure of artificial light during night time affects our endocrine system. Our pilot epidemiological survey provided evidence for the very low prevalence of breast cancer in blind women, gave a clue for the consequence of over exploitation of light in the modern civilization disturbing natural circadian rhythm.This study gives us an insight into the future health status of our younger generation, with the temptation to prolong the day with bright lights. Possibility to maintain health by following circadian rhythm also could be established since, artificial light may be one of the strong risk factors for the development of breast cancer. Special interest has been taken to explain the molecular mechanism under laid in.
Autorenporträt
Dr.K.Pushkala, Ph.D,1995 teaching zoology for 29 years, published 15 papers, reviews and 4 books to her credit. Prof.P.D. Gupta, Ph.D,1968, worked at Univ, Penn, Philadelphia, AIIMS, New Delhi, Max Planck-Institute, Hanover, and CCMB, Hyderabad. Both are pioneers in using blind ¿women model¿ for management of breast cancer.