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1-065 - Health-Related Outcomes in Adolescence: Sleep and BMI as Examples
Thu, March 31, 3:45 to 5:15pm, Hilton Baltimore, Floor: 2nd Floor, Holiday 5Session Type: Paper Session
Integrative Statement
This session includes 3 papers focused specifically on health-related outcomes. Two of the papers focus on adolescent sleep (either as a predictor or as an outcomes). The other paper focuses on early life adversity and BMIs in a racially mixed sample of college students.
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Community Violence Concerns and Adolescent Sleep - Presenting Author: Erika J Bagley, Muhlenberg College; Kelly M Tu, University of Illinois; Joseph Buckhalt, Auburn University; Mona El-Sheikh, Auburn University
The role of adolescent and young adult sleep in the development of chronic disease: A national, longitudinal US study - Presenting Author: Julie Maslowsky, University of Texas at Austin; Olusegun Owotomo, University of Texas at Austin
Racial and socioeconomic disparities in body mass index among college students: Understanding the role of early life adversity - Presenting Author: David Stuart Curtis, Auburn University; Thomas Fuller-Rowell, Auburn University