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Two UO faculty offer concrete ideas to improve child and adolescent sleep.

UO neuroscientists look to early life inflammation to explain potentially lifelong respiratory impairments.

For more than two decades, the Prevention Science Institute’s mission has been to improve the lives and well-being of individuals and communities.

From Philadelphia to Portland, a sleep psychologist tackles sleep disparities using personalized and community-engaged interventions.

UO linguists are researching how children coordinate their breathing while speaking.

The University of Oregon’s Center for the Prevention of Abuse and Neglect’s Child Abuse Prevalence Study is the first of its kind.

The landmark effort investigates how health outcomes are impacted by a range of exposures and experiences, as well as timing.