Later Bedtime Associated With Greater Daily Energy Intake and Screen Time in Obese Adolescents Independent of Sleep Duration

Posted by Joel | Dec 24, 2014 | Publications | 0 |

HALO researchers Dr. Kristi Adamo, Shanna Wilson, Kevin Belanger and Dr. Jean-Philip Chaput are co-authors on a book chapter, “Later bedtime is associated with greater daily energy intake and screen time in obese adolescents independent of sleep duration,” that was recently published in a book titled The complexity of adolescent obesity: causes, correlates, and consequences from Apple Academic Press. Citation details are below.

Adamo KB, Wilson S, Belanger K, Chaput JP. Later bedtime is associated with greater daily energy intake and screen time in obese adolescents independent of sleep duration. In: Vash PD, ed. The complexity of adolescent obesity: causes, correlates, and consequences. Oakville, Canada; Apple Academic Press 2015; 37-50.