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Melissa Witman

Associate Professor

University of Delaware

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College of Health Sciences

Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology

Melissa Witman is currently serving as a College Of Health Sciences Associate Professor at University of Delaware.

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University of Delaware

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physiology health sciences cardiology exercise physiology human physiology applied physiology rehabilitation circulatory physiology sleep heart failure vascular biology respiratory medicine cardiovascular physiology electrophysiology cardiovascular research vascular function hypertension sleep medicine pharmacology human movement exercise science physiological research hematology clinical physiology sport physiology sport science liver physiology passive leg movement chronic obstructive pulmonary disease angiology skeletal muscle chronobiology progressive handgrip exercise experimental medicine cellular physiology comparative physiology vascular adaptation blood pressure reduced ejection fraction white women physiological measurements women's studies nutritional biochemistry hemostasis experimental biology cerebrovascular disease endothelial dysfunction human nutrition muscle function arterial disease nitric oxide brachial artery vasodilation young black women peripheral vascular dysfunction experimental gerontology clinical nutrition public health nutrition clinical lipidology healthy aging elderly care geriatric medicine antihypertensive therapy medical nutrition nutritional sciences peripheral vascular disease cardiovascular function rehabilitation medicine heme homeostasis vascular aging antioxidant consumption acute reversal blood flow regulation nitric oxide-dependent vasodilation hypertensive individuals quercetin-induced reductions limb blood microvascular dysfunction cardiovascular disease

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Abstract P367: Regularity in Sleep and Eating Timing is Associated With Decreased Carotid Intima-Media Thickness in Healthy Young Adults. Circulation (2024)

Thomas KeiserElissa K HoopesMelissa A WitmanBenjamin BrewerMichele N D'AgataDavid G EdwardsShannon M RobsonSusan MaloneFreda Patterson

physiologycardiologysleephealthy young adultsneurosciencehealth sciences

Device‐Estimated Sleep Metrics Do Not Mediate the Relation Between Race and Blood Pressure Dipping in Young Black and White Women. Journal of Clinical Hypertension (2024)

Michele N. D'agataElissa K. HoopesThomas KeiserFreda PattersonKrista M. SzymanskiAlexs A. MatiasBenjamin C. BrewerMelissa A. Witman

public healthraceepidemiologyhypertensiondevice-estimated sleep metricsdemographyclinical epidemiologywhite womenhealth scienceswomen's healthrace relations

Exploring a Potential Relation Between Autonomic and Myocardial Function in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Alexs A. MatiasKrista M. SzymanskiMichele N. D’AgataMatthew OverstreetMena ScavinaMichael A. McCullochDavid G. EdwardsMelissa A. Witman

medicinemuscular dystrophiesautonomic systemsmyocardial functionduchenne muscular dystrophy

Habitual Sleep Duration and Sleep Effciency Do Not Mediate the Relationship Between Race and Nocturnal Blood Pressure Dipping in Young Black and White Women. Physiology (2024)

Michele D'AgataElissa HoopesThomas KeiserKrista SzymanskiAlexs MatiasFreda PattersonBenjamin Brewer

physiologyblack feminismraceelectrophysiologynocturnal blood pressureracial discriminationendocrinologyhuman physiologysleep effciencyhabitual sleep durationafrican american studiesclinical physiologyveterinary physiologywhite womenhealth scienceswomen's healthrace relations

0169 Variability in Sleep and Eating Are Associated With Subclinical Atherosclerosis in Early Adulthood. SLEEP (2023)

Elissa HoopesMelissa WitmanMichele D'AgataDavid EdwardsShannon RobsonThomas KeiserSusan MaloneFreda Patterson

subclinical atherosclerosisatherosclerosissleephealth sciencesearly adulthood

Age is Associated With Objectively Estimated Sleep Regularity in Youth, Independent of Sleep Duration. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Michele N. D'AgataElissa K. HoopesBray FedeleKrista M. SzymanskiAlexs A. MatiasMelissa A. Witman

sleep regularitymedicinesleep durationadolescent healthsleep

Characterizing Short-Term Linear and Nonlinear Heart Rate Variability (Hrv) in Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophy. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Alexs A. MatiasKrista M. SzymanskiMichele N. D'AgataMena ScavinaMichael A. McCullochDavid G. EdwardsMelissa A. Witman

sport physiologyphysical medicineshort-term variabilityhuman movementsport medicinemedicineelectrophysiologyexercise physiologyhealth sciencescardiologymuscular dystrophieslaboratory medicinephysiologycardiovascular physiologycardiovascular researchhuman physiologybecker muscular dystrophyexercise sciencemedicinal research

Exercise Training in Muscular Dystrophies: Is There Room for Hot, New and Complimentary Therapies?. Journal of physiology (2023)

Alexs A. MatiasMichele N. D'Agata

physiologythermal therapiesnovel therapiesexercise trainingexercise physiologycomplimentary therapies

Melatonin Supplementation Does Not Alter Vascular Function or Oxidative Stress in Healthy Normotensive Adults on a High Sodium Diet. Physiological Reports (2023)

Macarena Ramos GonzalezMichael R. AxlerKathryn E. KasemanAndrea J. LobeneWilliam B. FarquharMelissa A. WitmanDanielle L. KirkmanShannon L. Lennon

melatoninliver physiologyhigh sodium dietelectrophysiologyphysiological researchendocrinologyexercise physiologytranslational physiologyhealthy normotensive adultshealth sciencescellular physiologyavian medicinephysiologypharmacologynutrient physiologyapplied physiologycardiovascular researchhuman physiologyvascular functionoxidative stressneurophysiologymelatonin supplementation

Melatonin Supplementation Reduces Nighttime Blood Pressure but Does Not Affect Blood Pressure Reactivity in Normotensive Adults on a High-Sodium Diet. AJP Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology (2023)

Macarena Ramos GonzalezMichael R. AxlerKathryn E. KasemanAndrea J. LobeneWilliam B. FarquharMelissa A. WitmanDanielle L. KirkmanShannon L. Lennon

comparative physiologynormotensive adultselectrophysiologyblood pressurehigh-sodium dietendocrinologyhealth sciencessleep medicinehypertensionsleepneurophysiologynutritional biochemistryregulatory toxicologyphysiologypharmacologyapplied physiologycardiovascular researchhuman physiologyblood pressure reactivitycirculatory physiologyveterinary physiology

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Melissa Witman

Associate Professor

University of Delaware

Affiliations

College of Health Sciences

Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology

Melissa Witman is currently serving as a College Of Health Sciences Associate Professor at University of Delaware.

Honors

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Experiences

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Melissa Witman

University of Delaware

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract P367: Regularity in Sleep and Eating Timing is Associated With Decreased Carotid Intima-Media Thickness in Healthy Young Adults. Circulation (2024)

Thomas KeiserElissa K HoopesMelissa A WitmanBenjamin BrewerMichele N D'AgataDavid G EdwardsShannon M RobsonSusan MaloneFreda Patterson

physiologycardiologysleephealthy young adultsneurosciencehealth sciences

Device‐Estimated Sleep Metrics Do Not Mediate the Relation Between Race and Blood Pressure Dipping in Young Black and White Women. Journal of Clinical Hypertension (2024)

Michele N. D'agataElissa K. HoopesThomas KeiserFreda PattersonKrista M. SzymanskiAlexs A. MatiasBenjamin C. BrewerMelissa A. Witman

public healthraceepidemiologyhypertensiondevice-estimated sleep metricsdemographyclinical epidemiologywhite womenhealth scienceswomen's healthrace relations

Exploring a Potential Relation Between Autonomic and Myocardial Function in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Alexs A. MatiasKrista M. SzymanskiMichele N. D’AgataMatthew OverstreetMena ScavinaMichael A. McCullochDavid G. EdwardsMelissa A. Witman

medicinemuscular dystrophiesautonomic systemsmyocardial functionduchenne muscular dystrophy

Habitual Sleep Duration and Sleep Effciency Do Not Mediate the Relationship Between Race and Nocturnal Blood Pressure Dipping in Young Black and White Women. Physiology (2024)

Michele D'AgataElissa HoopesThomas KeiserKrista SzymanskiAlexs MatiasFreda PattersonBenjamin Brewer

0169 Variability in Sleep and Eating Are Associated With Subclinical Atherosclerosis in Early Adulthood. SLEEP (2023)

Elissa HoopesMelissa WitmanMichele D'AgataDavid EdwardsShannon RobsonThomas KeiserSusan MaloneFreda Patterson

subclinical atherosclerosisatherosclerosissleephealth sciencesearly adulthood

Age is Associated With Objectively Estimated Sleep Regularity in Youth, Independent of Sleep Duration. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Michele N. D'AgataElissa K. HoopesBray FedeleKrista M. SzymanskiAlexs A. MatiasMelissa A. Witman

sleep regularitymedicinesleep durationadolescent healthsleep

Characterizing Short-Term Linear and Nonlinear Heart Rate Variability (Hrv) in Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophy. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Alexs A. MatiasKrista M. SzymanskiMichele N. D'AgataMena ScavinaMichael A. McCullochDavid G. EdwardsMelissa A. Witman

Exercise Training in Muscular Dystrophies: Is There Room for Hot, New and Complimentary Therapies?. Journal of physiology (2023)

Alexs A. MatiasMichele N. D'Agata

physiologythermal therapiesnovel therapiesexercise trainingexercise physiologycomplimentary therapies

Melatonin Supplementation Does Not Alter Vascular Function or Oxidative Stress in Healthy Normotensive Adults on a High Sodium Diet. Physiological Reports (2023)

Macarena Ramos GonzalezMichael R. AxlerKathryn E. KasemanAndrea J. LobeneWilliam B. FarquharMelissa A. WitmanDanielle L. KirkmanShannon L. Lennon

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