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A study to evaluate CJC 1295 in HIV patients with visceral obesity, NCT00267527
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Disclosures: Shunsuke Ikejima: Nothing to Disclose, Kazuyoshi Kon: Nothing to Disclose, Kumiko Arai: Nothing to Disclose, Akira Uchiyama: Nothing to Disclose, Hiroo Fukada: Nothing to Disclose, Kyoko Fukuhara: Nothing to Disclose, Reiko Yaginuma: Nothing to Disclose, Maki Morinaga: Nothing to Disclose, Masahiro Tada: Nothing to Disclose, SHUNHEI YAMASHINA: Nothing to Disclose, Kenichi Ikejima: Nothing to Disclose 627 FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR 15/19 (FGF15/19) REGULATES CIRCADIAN ENERGY METABOLISM IN SHIFT WORKERS Zhenning Yang 1 Bo Kong 1 Mingzhu Fang 2 Rulaiha Taylor 1 Helmut Zarbl 1 Grace Guo 1 , 1 Rutgers University, 2 Bristol Myers Squibb Background: Chronic disruption of circadian rhythm by shift work is an important risk factor for metabolic diseases
