Associations of the residential built environment with adolescent sleep outcomes.

Stephanie L MayneKnashawn H MoralesAriel A Williamson Struan F A GrantAlexander G FiksMathias BasnerDavid F DingesBabette S ZemelJonathan A Mitchell

Published in: Sleep (2021)

Higher neighborhood sound level was associated with lower odds of sufficient sleep, while higher tree canopy cover was associated with more favorable sleep timing. Neighborhood sound levels and tree canopy cover are potential targets for policies and interventions to support healthier sleep among adolescents.

Keyphrases

physical activity
sleep quality
public health
mental health
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glycemic control