US fathers' reports of bonding, infant temperament and psychosocial stress based on family sleep arrangements.

Lee T Gettler Patty X Kuo Mallika S Sarma Jennifer E Burke Lefever Edward Mark CummingsJames J McKennaJulia M Braungart-Rieker

Published in: Evolution, medicine, and public health (2021)

These cross-sectional results help to highlight how a practice with deep phylogenetic and evolutionary history, such as cosleeping, can be variably expressed within communities with the potential for family-dependent benefits or strains.

Keyphrases

cross sectional
healthcare
escherichia coli
primary care
mental health
physical activity
genome wide
sleep quality
quality improvement
gene expression
human health
stress induced
depressive symptoms
heat stress
climate change