Conclusion
In conclusion, circadian rhythm distribution in our study was normal. Indeed, cancer is a global concern, and circadian rhythm disruption as a carcinogen is an area of study. Regulated circadian rhythm could be a preventative measure, and targeting the clock genes could improve cancer treatment. Chronomodulated cancer therapies are emerging fields that are anticipated to improve prognosis. Concerning these points, additional research is required to develop effective cancer preventive and therapeutic interventions.