Whitney P. Witt, PhD, MPH
Assistant Professor
School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison,
WI
USA
wwitt@wisc.edu
Whitney P. Witt, PhD, MPH
2060.0 Cognitive limitations predict child behavior problems prior to school-age: A national study of children living in the US
3157.0 A lifecourse approach to understanding birth delivery methods in the US: Importance of preconception and pregnancy-related determinants
3158.0 Unmet healthcare need among US children increases subsequent ambulatory care sensitive utilization
3389.0 Increased ambulatory care sensitive emergency room and inpatient utilization due to past year unmet healthcare need among children in the US
4056.0 Preterm birth in the US: The importance of preconception stressful life events and pregnancy-related determinants
4094.0 Stress, immune function, and cellular aging among parents of children with and without cancer or brain tumors
4170.0 Cognitive limitations at nine months of age: The role of cumulative sociodemographic risk and adverse birth outcomes among infants living in the United States
4271.0 A primed pump: The accumulation of maternal stressful life events affects toddler self-regulation at 24 months
4271.0 Accumulation of stressful life events and low birth weight: The case of preconception stress and in utero exposure to 9/11
4355.0 Stress, immune function, and aging among parents of children with and without cancer or brain tumors
5122.0 Preconception stressful life events predict low infant birthweight among women in the United States