Una ridotta secrezione di melatonina è associata a un aumentato rischio di sviluppare il diabete di tipo 2. Ecco la conclusione di uno studio portato avanti da alcuni ricercatori del Dipartimento di medicina del Brigham and women’s hospital di Boston, Massachusetts, e pubblicato sul numero del 3 aprile di Jama.
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