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Conclusion
               Shift work entails following a schedule that divides the day into equal parts or
               multiple shifts, which can be either fixed or variable. All types of shift work dis-
               rupt the body‘s natural circadian rhythm, leading to health issues, particularly
               sleep disturbances. Furthermore, shift work often results in lifestyle changes,
               such as irregular schedules, increased alcohol consumption, smoking, reduced
               physical activity, and an unhealthy diet. Research suggests that it also adverse-
               ly affects mental health. However, with support from employers and access to
               appropriate services, workers can address these challenges and make positive
               changes in their lives. Further research is needed to develop effective strategies
               tailored to the specific needs of shift workers, as these measures could help al-
               leviate the negative impact of shift work.


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