Mala-movida: Late bed-timing and wake-up induce malnutrition and underweight in youngsters

Guglielmo TrovatoDepartment of Medical & Pediatric Sciences and Health Psychology, University of Catania CataniaItalyCorrespondence[email protected]

Patrizia PaceDepartment of Medical & Pediatric Sciences and Health Psychology, University of Catania CataniaItaly

G. Fabio MartinesDepartment of Medical & Pediatric Sciences and Health Psychology, University of Catania CataniaItaly

Daniela BrischettoDepartment of Medical & Pediatric Sciences and Health Psychology, University of Catania CataniaItaly

"Mala-movida: Late bed-timing and wake-up induce malnutrition and underweight in youngsters." Chronobiology International, 31(8), pp. 945–946

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