Shift work disrupts the body's natural clock, causing shift pattern sleep disorder. This circadian rhythm condition leads to insomnia or excessive sleepiness when work hours conflict with typical rest times. It primarily affects night-shift workers, rotating shift staff, and early-morning employees, benefiting from timed light exposure, scheduled naps, and melatonin to realign sleep cycles.
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