Watch Dieter talking to ZDF’s Volle Kanne programme
Dieter Wolke contributes to a report on ZDF programme Volle Kanne Friday 15 November 2024 (01:04 into the programme) on the long term outcomes of pre-term birth. View the item here.
WDR5 Quarks: The long-term outcomes of premature birth
Regine Haunch talks about the long-term outcomes of premature birth and interviews Dieter Wolke (in german) for the WDR5 Quarks – Science and more Programme 14.5.24 Item 51:45 mins into broadcast. Dieter’s interview 1:00:00. Listen here
New research assesses the usefulness of App-based intervention for parents of children with crying, sleeping and feeding problems
There is a lack of evidence-based app guidance for parents of children with crying, sleeping, and feeding problems who are often highly burdened and not likely to seek professional help. A new psychoeducational app for parents providing scientifically sound information via text and videos, a diary function, selfcare strategies, a chat forum and a regional…
PhD Fellowship Opportunities
PhD Studentship opportunities available! This PhD student will be working with Professor Dieter Wolke in the Research of Children and Adults born Preterm (RECAP) project. (www.recap-preterm.eu). This PhD student will be working in collaboration with partners around Europe and beyond to combine data to conduct analysis on the mental health, neuro-cognitive, socio-emotional functioning and economic adult outcomes…
Premature birth and circadian preference in young adulthood: evidence from two birth cohorts
A preference for eveningness (being a “night owl”) and preterm birth (<37 weeks of gestation) are associated with similar adversities, such as elevated blood pressure, impaired glucose regulation, poorer physical fitness, and lower mood. Yet, it remains unclear if and how preterm birth is associated with circadian preference. The aim of this study was to assess this association across the whole gestation range, using both objective and subjective measurements of circadian preference.
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