Chronotypes, representing individuals' morningness-eveningness preference, play a significant role in the propensity to develop eating disorders. Evening chronotypes, facing a mismatch between their internal clock and societal demands, have been linked to various health and mental health issues. A s

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This prospective cohort study, led by Ceren Zelk with mentor Dr. Pinar Ozcan Bezmi Alem, aims to assess the chronotype and sleep quality in infertile population compared to fertile population. The research explores the impact of these factors on infertility, considering the circadian rhythm's influe

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