Completed Diabetes, Hormones & Metabolism Mental Health

Chronotype, health and family: The role of biology, socio- and natural environment and their interaction

Funder EC (part of European Union)
Consortium coordinator Not published Shown separately and not presented as the UK funding recipient.
UK recipients
Funding £2.2M
Period Nov 2019 — Oct 2025

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H2020

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