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Irregular bedtimes could be damaging children's health and development. Here's how
New research shows that it’s not just the amount of sleep a child gets which matters, but also the time that they go to bed.
Prof Kelly leads work on health and development during childhood and adolescence. Of particular interest are:
-the causes and consequences of social and ethnic inequalities
- the ways in which familial and broader social contextual influences combine to shape health and development
- the uptake and retention of health related behaviours during late childhood and adolescence
- the links between early life exposures e.g. drinking and smoking in pregnancy, birthweight and infant feeding and later health and development.
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