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This is really important work #SleepPeeps Where we live and work either contributes to better health, or serves as a barrier to it. There are disparities. Can we design safe, clean, walkable spaces for ALL? academic.oup.com/sleep/article-…

📢 ATTN Trainees: Postdoctoral fellowship opportunity @ John’s Hopkins!

We (me and Prof Michael Smith) are looking for a Postdoc to work on sleep and mood disorders * Sadly US-citizens & perma-residents only*. Come Join us in the Paris of the industrial northeast (Baltimore) hopkinsbmrl.com pls share!!

Delighted to share our new meta-analysis in JAMA Psychiatry on the associations between prospective and retrospective measures of child maltreatment with psychopathology: jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap… A fantastic team effort with Oonagh Coleman, Andrea Danese and Dr Emma Francis!

This study shows that minoritized racial/ethnic groups are disproportionately affected by persistent #insomnia symptoms from #childhood to young adulthood. These data underscore the importance of identifying and addressing insomnia symptoms early in life. ow.ly/5Q5H50RFRSG

Monday morning means multiple marvelous Michaels! What a joy to see these two being celebrated at #SLEEP2024. Congratulations Dr. Michael Perlis & Dr. Michael Grandner 👏 🎉

One way to prevent suicide in teens? Sleep. A new study led by Dr. Marie-Rachelle Narcisse Sleep and Mental Health Research Center shows that more sleep has a protective effect on bullied teens who might otherwise follow suicidal impulses. More: miragenews.com/sleep-lessens-…

It was wonderful to talk about our recent work, great to see so much interest in Wearables for Sleep! Kudos to Aarti Sathyanarayana for organizing the symposium and giving a great didactic intro and thank you Christopher Depner and Orsolya Kiss for two very informative talks! #SLEEP2024

Visit the posters and attend presentations for SRS Foundation-funded research projects at #SLEEP2024. Darlynn Rojo-Wissar will present Insomnia Symptom Prevalence by Foster Care History from Adolescence to Adulthood from 9:45 to 10:00 am today.

A new study to be presented at #SLEEP2024 found that most sleep tips shared on #TikTok are supported by empirical evidence. The research findings show that of 35 unique sleep tips shared in popular videos, there was empirical support for 29. ow.ly/mjcO50S8VkA

‼️ Positive parenting intervention (Triple P) implemented at the POPULATION level in Australia reduces child maltreatment: doi.org/10.1177/107755… ✨What if all families had access to evidenced-based parenting support?✨

Beyond thrilled to see our RAND Health Disparities work on how sleep contributes to health outcomes in urban American Indian and Alaska Native Adolescents in @jamanetwork. jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

⏰Important research synthesizing MANY studies (>90!): parental depression is related to child mental health through depression's association with parenting behaviors. REDUCING parental depression & supporting parenting in families with a parent with depression might help kids

Dr. Susan Redline, co-founder of the #NSRR shares about the new #SHINE (Sleep Health in Infancy and Early Childhood) dataset available at sleepdata.org, which uniquely measures infants' sleep patterns. Watch the interview here: youtu.be/5YfBNAZVllY cc: Susan Redline

👋this Society for Research in Child Development paper synthesizes qual data from indigenous caregivers & reminds us to stop applying Western, dyadic attachment theory to all kids. It is a banger & will make you question everything you ever knew & loved about parenting observations. doi.org/10.1111/cdev.1…

This. Paper. Is. So. Cool.

2024 #PLScholar Rani Elwy, professor of psychiatry and human behavior The Warren Alpert Medical School, shares her passion for health-related policymaking and legislation and four impactful lessons she learned throughout PLS. presidentialleadershipscholars.org/presidential-l…

"Students living in urban communities like Baltimore, who disproportionately experience poverty, housing instability, and other challenging life circumstances, show greater improvements from later school start times than their peers." via Abell Foundation abell.org/publication/sc…