Topical sampling of publications
**These findings were featured on The Today Show and in Time Magazine, Huffington Post, Science Daily, and many other media outlets.
1 / Couples
- **Gunn, H.E., Buysse, D.J., Hasler, B.P., Begley, M.A., & Troxel, WM. (2015) Sleep concordance in couples is associated with relationship characteristics. SLEEP, 28(6), 933-939.
- Gunn, H.E., Buysse, D.J., Matthews, K.A., Kline, C.E., Cribbet, M.R., & Troxel, W.M. (2017) Sleep-wake concordance in couples is inversely associated with cardiovascular disease risk markers. SLEEP, 3 (2).
- Gunn, H.E., Lee, S., Eberhardt, K.R., Buxton, O., & Troxel, W.T. (2021). Nightly sleep-wake concordance and daily marital interactions. Sleep Health, 7(2): 266-272.
2 / Parents, Adolescents, and Family
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Ewing, E., Xia, M., & Gunn, H.E. In press. Parent−adolescent bed- and waketime interactions are associated with adolescent sleep quality and duration. Behavioral Sleep Medicine
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Gunn, H.E., & Eberhardt, K.R. (2019). Family Dynamics in Sleep Health and Hypertension. Current Hypertension Reports, 21(5).
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Gunn, H.E., O’Rourke, F.O., Dahl, R.E., Goldstein, T.R., Rofey, D.L., Forbes, E.E., & Shaw, D.S (2019). Young adolescent sleep is associated with parental monitoring. Sleep Health, 5(1). 58-63.
3 / Behavioral Sleep Medicine in Underrepresented Populations
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Hughes, Gunn, et al., & Williams, N. (2022). Eliminating sleep health disparities: seven areas for action in the SBSM community. Behavioral Sleep Medicine, 27: 1-13.
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Fischer, A.R. Green, S.M., & Gunn, H.E. (2020). Social-Ecological Considerations for the Sleep Health of Rural Mothers. Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 44(4): 5017-518.