Short sleep duration, increased sleep onset latency, fragmented sleep all tied to self-harm over time
Child-focused screening for MEB problems should start at age 6 months and continue at 12-, 24-, and 36-month health supervision visits
Low adverse childhood experiences and high positive childhood experiences together reduced disordered eating by 20 to 41 percent
Sleep fragmentation negatively linked to physical and social QoL; N2 stage moderates deleterious effects of fragmentation
Link to more depressive symptoms during early adolescence could potentially be due to shorter sleep and worse white matter organization
Associations generally stronger for postnatal than antenatal mental distress
1-unit increase in lead associated with worse scores in math and reading for those with early childhood lead levels below 3.5 µg/dL and ≥3.5 µg/dL
However, when accounting for demographic and family-level factors, between-person differences were not significant
No protective associations seen for time outdoors, but protective effects for participation in organized sports