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Abstract
Social-jetlag is linked to adverse mental health outcomes.
- There is insufficient longitudinal evidence regarding social-jetlag in adolescents.
- The neuroendocrine mechanism related to this association has not been fully characterized.
- Cortisol may play a modifying role in the relationship between social-jetlag and mental health.
- Sex differences could be relevant in understanding the impact of social-jetlag.
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