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Interested? Follow the link to complete a 5-minute screening survey and see if you’re eligible to participate! redcap.link/ephectstudy
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🚨 Dr. Helen Burgess and I will be hiring a full-time clinical research coordinator for our new NIMH R21 starting ASAP. Formal job posting will be shared soon. If you are interested in bipolar disorder, sleep & circadian rhythms, and/or digital phenotyping reach out!!!!
Now my 2ND first-author paper is available online!🎉 Interested in learning more about how (self-report AND behavioral task) impulsivity moderates the relationship between hedonic hunger & ultra-processed food intake during pregnancy??
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My 1st first-author paper is now online!! @APA_Journals We found that prenatal loss of control eating was associated w/poorer cardiovascular health (CVH) in pregnancy + lower odds of scoring more ideally on 🚬 & 💤 CVH metrics — give it a read!😄 doi.org/10.1037/hea0001392
#SBM2024 was a success! Had so much fun sharing a little about my master’s project, learning about others’ exciting research, & seeing some of Philly😄🌇
If you’ll be at SBM, stop by to learn more about my exciting master’s project!!😊
Clinical-Health grad student Riley Jouppi @JouppiRiley
will be presenting a poster this week at the @BehavioralMed conference in Philly! #SBM2024
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Beyond excited to have my very first article “Associations among parents’ internalized weight bias, negative child-focused body talk, and feeding behaviors” posted as a pre-print☺️🌸
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Meet the Perinatal Health and Behaviors Research Group @PittPHABlab, led by Dr. Michele Levine. They aim to promote perinatal health through improved understanding of eating & other health-related behaviors across pregnancy & the postpartum period. 1/2
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Congratulations to @JouppiRiley for successfully defending her Master's last week! Great job, Riley!
The title of her master's thesis was: "Hedonic hunger, ultra-processed food consumption, & the moderating effects of impulsivity in pregnant individuals with BMI >= 25”
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Investigators including Kelsey Magee, PhD, & Michele Levine, PhD, examined the associations btw depressive symptoms trajectories & loss of control eating prior to a first pregnancy. The study is published in the International Journal of Eating Disorders. bit.ly/3qRfr4b
#ESRS round 2! Ecstatic to have had the chance to share some of my latest work (and do some exploring around Boston)!
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Out in the wild this week! The Bio-Health program volunteered with Pittsburgh Parks @pittsburghparks and contributed to summer maintenance in the lovely Frick Park. @abbyhillmann won the award for pulling the longest weed!
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Happy new year! Please join us in congratulating Michele Levine, PhD, on her promotion to professor! bit.ly/3WZ9Q61
#ObesityWeek2022 — filled with excellent talks, exciting poster presentations, & inspiring conversation!! San Diego wasn’t too shabby either😉🌊☀️⛵️
First conference of grad school✅ Thanks, #EDRS2022, for a fantastic learning experience & opportunity to share some of my work! @PittCBM @biohealth412
It is with great joy that I announce my very first, shared-first-author paper has officially been published!!🥳🍾 If obesity frameworks’ impact on weight stigma strikes your fancy, check it out👉🏼 doi.org/10.1002/oby.23247
































