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Bradley M. Appelhans

Rush University

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Rush Medical College

Department Of Family And Preventive Medicine

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public health health sciences women's health obesity behavioral sciences psychology mental health health psychology public health nutrition human nutrition pediatric obesity childhood obesity midlife women nutrition demography regional studies weight disorders depression midlife health dietary health obesity management behavioral research behavioral nutrition lifestyle changes obese women women's studies social epidemiology psychopathology food choice nutritional epidemiology behavioral medicine community health appetite control lifestyle modification sleep duration psychological medicine clinical nutrition metabolic syndrome health disparities pubertal timing preventive medicine medical internet research child nutrition nutrition education nutritional sciences health inequalities sleep medicine delay discounting diet quality body mass index digital mediums diabetes care diabetes therapies toxic food environment psychopharmacology clinical psychiatry diabetes management racial studies medical nutrition disease prevention covid-19 pandemic paediatric medicine social gerontology human physiology behavioral health epidemiologic research shopper study food purchases obesity treatment low-income households behavioral activation type 2 lifestyle intervention subclinical carotid atherosclerosis systematic review subjective well-being

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0031 Delayed or Displaced: The Role of Circadian Timing in Bedtime Procrastination. SLEEP (2025)

chronobiologybehavioural processbedtime procrastinationpsychologysleeppineal researchcircadian timingpersistence (psychology)homeostatic mechanismstemporal dynamicsbehavioral sciences

0236 Time-Of-Day Effects on Eating Behavior: Examining Circadian Timing and Caloric Intake Patterns. SLEEP (2025)

chronobiologyappetite controlbehavioral nutritionexamining circadian timingeating disorderspublic health nutritioncaloric intake patternspsychologybehavioral researchtime-of-day effectsbehavioral experimentstime perceptionnutritionhealth sciencesbehavior change (public health)behavioral sciences

Addressing Selection Bias When Estimating Associations Between Physical and Cognitive Functioning in Older Adult Women. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

cognitive functioningageingexperimental gerontologyhealthy aginggeriatric assessmentpsychologycognitive impairmentselection biascognitive scienceolder adult womenapplied cognitive psychologypsychological assessmentbehavioral sciences

Bidrectional Associations Between Gait Speed and Cognitive Performance in Older Adult Women: The Study of Women's Health Across the Nation. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

rehabilitationageingexperimental gerontologykinesiologygait speedhealthy aginggait analysishuman movementcognitive impairmentneuroscience of aginggeriatricsbidrectional associationsolder adult womenhealth sciences

Exposure to Neighborhood Concentrated Poverty is Associated With Faster Decline in Episodic Memory Among Midlife Women. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

Jinshil HyunMary SchiffCharles B. HallBradley M. AppelhansEmma Barinas‐MitchellRebecca C. ThurstonCarrie A. Karvonen‐GutierrezMonique M. HeddersonImke JanssenCarol A. Derby

public healthepisodic memorymidlife womenpovertyneighborhood concentrated povertydementia

Feasibility and Acceptability of Behavioral Weight Loss Programs for Men in Trade and Labor Occupations: A Pilot Study. Obesity Science & Practice (2025)

public healthworker healthobesity managementlabor occupationsobesityhealth promotionweight disorderslifestyle changespilot studybehavioral nutritionhealth sciencesbehavior change (public health)lifestyle modification

Gait Speed and Cognitive Performance in Older Adult Women: The Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation. Innovation in Aging (2025)

public healthrehabilitationageingexperimental gerontologykinesiologygait speedhealthy agingapplied physiologyneurorehabilitationgait analysispathological gaithuman movementwomen ’cognitive impairmentolder adult women

Home-Delivered Pediatric Weight Management for Low-Income Families: A Randomized Controlled Trial. PEDIATRICS (2025)

Bradley M. AppelhansSimone A. FrenchMolly A. MartinKaren J. LuiLauren E. BradleyTricia J. JohnsonHeng WangImke JanssenSumihiro Suzuki

pediatricspediatric obesitylow-income familieschildhood obesity

Impulsive Behavior is Associated With Less Favorable Dietary Intake and Cardiometabolic Profile in Adolescents With Obesity. Clinical Nutrition ESPEN (2025)

appetite controlimpulsive behaviorbehavioral disordersimpulsivityobesity managementpediatric obesityadolescent healthpsychologyobesitybehavioral researchweight disordersfavorable dietary intakecardiometabolic profilechildhood obesitybehavioral nutritionhealth sciencespublic health nutritionbehavioral sciences

Leveraging Recreational Activities to Reduce Obesity-Related Behaviors in Children From Lower-Income Households. Appetite (2025)

public healthchild developmentobesity-related behaviorsphysical activitychild nutritionobesityhealth promotionlifestyle changeslower-income householdschildhood obesityrecreational activitiespediatricshealth preventionpediatric obesitybehavior change (public health)

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Bradley M. Appelhans

Rush University

Affiliations

Rush Medical College

Department Of Family And Preventive Medicine

News & Events

Rush University

NoneBradley M. Appelhans is currently serving as a Family And Preventive Medicine faculty at Rush University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Bradley M. Appelhans

Rush University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

0031 Delayed or Displaced: The Role of Circadian Timing in Bedtime Procrastination. SLEEP (2025)

chronobiologybehavioural processbedtime procrastinationpsychologysleeppineal researchcircadian timingpersistence (psychology)homeostatic mechanismstemporal dynamicsbehavioral sciences

0236 Time-Of-Day Effects on Eating Behavior: Examining Circadian Timing and Caloric Intake Patterns. SLEEP (2025)

Addressing Selection Bias When Estimating Associations Between Physical and Cognitive Functioning in Older Adult Women. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

Bidrectional Associations Between Gait Speed and Cognitive Performance in Older Adult Women: The Study of Women's Health Across the Nation. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

Exposure to Neighborhood Concentrated Poverty is Associated With Faster Decline in Episodic Memory Among Midlife Women. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

Jinshil HyunMary SchiffCharles B. HallBradley M. AppelhansEmma Barinas‐MitchellRebecca C. ThurstonCarrie A. Karvonen‐GutierrezMonique M. HeddersonImke JanssenCarol A. Derby

public healthepisodic memorymidlife womenpovertyneighborhood concentrated povertydementia

Feasibility and Acceptability of Behavioral Weight Loss Programs for Men in Trade and Labor Occupations: A Pilot Study. Obesity Science & Practice (2025)

Gait Speed and Cognitive Performance in Older Adult Women: The Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation. Innovation in Aging (2025)

Home-Delivered Pediatric Weight Management for Low-Income Families: A Randomized Controlled Trial. PEDIATRICS (2025)

Bradley M. AppelhansSimone A. FrenchMolly A. MartinKaren J. LuiLauren E. BradleyTricia J. JohnsonHeng WangImke JanssenSumihiro Suzuki

pediatricspediatric obesitylow-income familieschildhood obesity

Impulsive Behavior is Associated With Less Favorable Dietary Intake and Cardiometabolic Profile in Adolescents With Obesity. Clinical Nutrition ESPEN (2025)

Leveraging Recreational Activities to Reduce Obesity-Related Behaviors in Children From Lower-Income Households. Appetite (2025)

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