Publications

1. Chaput J., McHill A.W., Cox R.C., Broussard J.L., Dutil C., da Costa B.G.G., Sampasa-Kanyinga H., Wright K.P. “Role of insufficient sleep and circadian misalignment in metabolic health and obesity.” Nature Reviews Endocrinology, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41574-022-00747-7  

2. McMullan C.J.,* McHill A.W.,* Hull J.T., Wang W., Forman J.P., Klerman E.B. “Sleep restriction and recurrent circadian disruption differentially affects blood pressure, sodium retention, and aldosterone secretion” Frontiers in Physiology, 2022, 13:914497. PMID: 35874530. *These authors contributed equally.

3. McHill A.W., Brown L.S., Phillips A.J.K, Barger L.K., Garaulet M., Scheer A.J.L., Klerman E.B. "Later energy intake relative to mathematically-modeled circadian time is associated with higher percentage body fat” Obesity 2022, In Press. PMID: 35765855

4. McHill A.W., Hull J.T., Klerman E.B. “Influence of Chronic Circadian Disruption and Sleep Restriction on Subjective Hunger, Appetite, and Food Preference” Nutrients 2022, 14(9):1800. PMID: 35565768

5. Hebl J., Velasco J. McHill A.W. “Work around the clock: How work hours induce social jetlag and sleep deficiency.” Clinics in Chest Medicine, 2022, 43(2):249-259. PMID: 35659023

6. Bowles N.P., Thosar S.S., McHill A.W. “CrossTalk opposing view: "Insufficient sleep IS NOT responsible for increased risk of metabolic disease in shift workers”. The Journal of Physiology, 2022, 600(7):1603-1605. PMID: 35211972

7. Thosar S.S., Bowles N.P., McHill A.W. “Rebuttal from Saurabh S. Thosar, Nicole P. Bowles and Andrew W. McHill.” The Journal of Physiology, 2022, 600(7):1609-1610. PMID: 35211971

8. McHill A.W., Velasco J., Bodner T., Shea S.A., Olson R. “Rapid changes in overnight blood pressure after transitioning to early-morning shiftwork.” Sleep 2022, zsab203. PMID: 34369575

9. Thosar S.S., Chess D., Bowles N.P., McHill A.W., Butler M.P, Emens J.S., Shea S.A. “Can Overnight Sleep Efficiency Impact Cardiovascular Risk in the Morning? [Response to Letter]” Nature and Science of Sleep 2021, 13:2051-2052. PMID: 34803414

10. Thosar S.S., Chess D., Bowles N.P., McHill A.W., Butler M.P, Emens J.S., Shea S.A. “Sleep efficiency is inversely associated with brachial artery diameter and morning blood pressure in midlife adults, with a potential sex-effect” Nature and Science of Sleep 2021, 13:1641-1651. PMID: 34588831

11. Thosar S.S., Bhide M.C., Katlaps I.K., Bowles N.P., Shea S.A., McHill A.W. “Shorter sleep predicts longer subsequent day sedentary duration in healthy midlife adults, but not in those with sleep apnea.” Nature and Science of Sleep 2021, 13:1411-1418. PMID: 34408517

12. Cogswell D., Bisesi P., Markwald R.R., Cruickshank-Quinn, C., Quinn K., McHill A.W., Melanson E.L. Reisdorph N., Wright Jr., K.P., Depner C. M. “Identification of a Preliminary Plasma Metabolome-Based Biomarker for Circadian Phase in Humans.” Journal of Biological Rhythms 2021, 36(4):369-383. PMID: 34182829

13. Brown L.S., St. Hilaire M.A., McHill A.W., Phillips A.J.K., Barger L.K., Sano A., Czeisler C.A., Doyle III F.J., Klerman E.B. “A classification approach to estimating human circadian phase under circadian alignment from actigraphy and photometry data.” Journal of Pineal Research 2021, 71(1):e12745. PMID: 34050968

14. McHill A.W., Sano A., Hilditch C.J., Barger L.K., Czeisler C.A., Picard R., Klerman E.B.. “Robust Stability of Melatonin Circadian Phase, Sleep Metrics, and Chronotype Across Months in Young Adults Living in Real-World Settings.” Journal of Pineal Research 2021, 70(3):e12720. PMID: 33523499

15. Wan C., McHill A.W., Klerman E.B., Sano A. “Sensor-Based Estimation of Dim Light Melatonin Onset (DLMO) Using Features of Two Time Scales.” ACM Transactions on Computing for Healthcare (Health) 2021, In press.

16. Beaman A., Bhide M.C., McHill A.W., Thosar S.S. “Biological pathways underlying the association between habitual long-sleep and elevated cardiovascular risk in adults.” Sleep Medicine 2020, 78:135-140. PMID: 33429289

17. McHill A.W., Chinoy E.D. “Utilizing the National Basketball Association's COVID-19 restart "bubble" to uncover the impact of travel and circadian disruption on athletic performance.” Scientific Reports 2020, 10(1):21827. PMID: 33311539.

18. McHill A.W., Hilditch C.J., Fischer D., Czeisler C.A., Garaulet M., Scheer A.J.L., Klerman E.B. “Stability of the timing of food intake at daily and monthly timescales in young adults.” Scientific Reports 2020, 10(1):20849. PMID: 33257712

19. Emens J.S., Berman A.M., Thosar S.S., Bulter M.P., Roberts S.A., Clemons N.A., Herzig M.X., McHill A.W., Morimoto M., Bowles N.P., Shea S.A “Circadian rhythm in negative affect: Implications for mood disorders” Psychiatry Research 2020, 293:113337. PMID: 32777620

20. Stothard E.R., Ritchie H.K., Birks B.R., Eckel R.H., Higgins J., Melanson E.L., Wright Jr., K.P., McHill A.W. “Early Morning Food Intake as a Risk Factor for Metabolic Dysregulation” Nutrients 2020, 12(3) 756. PMID: 32182981

21. Fischer D., McHill A.W., Sano A., Picard R.W., Barger L.K., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B., Phillips A.J.K, “Irregular sleep and event schedules are associated with poorer self-reported well-being in US college students” Sleep 2020. 43(6):zsz300. PMID: 31837266

22. Hilditch C.J., McHill A.W. “Sleep inertia: current insights” Nature and Science of Sleep 2019, 11:155-165. PMID: 31692489

23. McHill A.W., Wright Jr., K.P. “Cognitive Impairments During the Transition to Working at Night and on Subsequent Nightshifts” Journal of Biological Rhythms 2019, 34(4) 432-446. PMID: 31072264

24. Thosar S.S., Berman A.M., Herzig M.X., McHill A.W., Bowles N.P., Swanson C., Clemons N.A., Bulter M.P., Clemons A., Emens J.S., Shea S.A .“ Circadian rhythm of vascular function in mid-life adults” Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology 2019, 39(6), 1203-1211. PMID: 31070470

25. McHill A.W., Czeisler C.A., Phillips A.J.K, Keating L., Barger L.K., Garaulet M., Scheer A.J.L., Klerman E.B. “Caloric and Macronutrient Intake Differ with Circadian Phase and between Lean and Overweight Young Adults” Nutrients 2019, 11(3), 587-599. PMID: 30862011

26. McHill A.W., Hull J.T., Cohen D.A. Wang W., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B. “Chronic Sleep Restriction Greatly Magnifies Performance Decrements Immediately After Awakening.” Sleep, 2019, 42(5), 1-7. PMID: 30722039

27. McHill A.W., Hull J.T., McMullan C.J., Klerman E.B. “Chronic Insufficient Sleep has a Limited Impact on Circadian Rhythmicity of Subjective Hunger and Awakening Fasted Metabolic Hormones”. Frontiers in Endocrinology, 2018, 9:319. PMID: 29946297

28. McHill A.W., Hull J.T., Wang W., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B. “Chronic Sleep Curtailment, Even Without Extended (>16 h) Wakefulness, Degrades Human Vigilance Performance”. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2018 115(23): 6070-6075. PMID: 29784810

29. Depner C.M., Melanson E.L., McHill A.W., Wright Jr., K.P. "Mistimed food intake and sleep alters 24 hour time-of-day patterns of the human plasma proteome". Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2018 115(23):E5390-E5399. PMID: 29784788.

30. McHill A.W., Czeisler C.A., Shea S.A. "Resident physician extended work hours and burnout". Sleep, 2018 41(8). PMID: 29901751

31. Akane Sano A., Taylor S., McHill A.W., Phillips A.J.K., Barger L.K., Klerman E.B., Picard R. “Identifying objective physiological markers and modifiable behaviors for self-reported stress and mental health status using wearable sensors and mobile phones”. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 2018 20(6):e210. PMID: 29884610

32. Thosar S.S., Herzig M.X., Roberts S.A., Berman A.M.,  Clemons N.A., McHill A.W., Bowles N.P., Morimoto M., Bulter M.P., Emens J.S.,  Shea S.A .“Lowest perceived exertion in the late morning due to effects of the endogenous circadian system”. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2018 52(15):1011-1012. PMID: 29475839

33. Melanson E.L., Ritchie H.K., Dear T.B., Catenacci V., Shea K., Connick E., Moehlman T.M., Stothard E.R., Higgins J., McHill A.W., Wright Jr K.P. “Daytime Bright Light Exposure, Metabolism, and Individual Differences in Wake and Sleep Energy Expenditure During Circadian Entrainment and Misalignment”. Neurobiology of Sleep and Circadian Rhythms, 2018 4:49-56. PMID: 29876528

34. McHill A.W., Phillips A.J.K, Czeisler C.A., Keating L., Yee K., Barger L.K., Garaulet M., Scheer A.J.L., Klerman E.B. “Later circadian timing of food intake is associated with increased body fat”. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2017 106(5): 1213-1219. PMID: 28877894

35. Ritchie H.K., Burke T.M., Dear T.B., McHill A.W., Axelsson J., Wright Jr K.P. “Impact of sleep inertia on visual selective attention for rare targets and the influence of chronotype”. Journal of Sleep Research, 2017 26(5):551-558. PMID: 28378363

36. McHill A.W., Klerman E.B., Slater B., Kangarloo T., Mankowski P., Shaw N.D.  “The relationship between estrogen and the decline in delta power during adolescence”. Sleep, 2017, 40(3):1-8. PMID: 28364433

37.  Chen, W.*, Sano, A.*, Lopez, D., Taylor, S., McHill, A. W., Phillips, A. J. K., Barger, L. K., Klerman, E. B., and Picard, R. W., "Multimodal Ambulatory Sleep Detection," In Proc. IEEE International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics (BHI), pp. 465-468, 2017. *These authors contributed equally. PMID: 29938711

38. Stothard E.R.*, McHill A.W.*, Depner C.M., Birks B.R.,  Moehlman T.M., Ritchie H.K., Guzzetti J.R.,  Chinoy E.D., LeBourgeois M.K.,  Axelsson J., Wright Jr., K.P. “Circadian Entrainment to the Natural Light-Dark Cycle Across Seasons and the Weekend” Current Biology, 2017, 27(4); 508-13. *These authors contributed equally. PMID: 28162893

39. McHill A.W., Wright Jr. K.P. “Role of sleep and circadian disruption on energy expenditure and in metabolic predisposition to human obesity and metabolic disease” Obesity Reviews, 2017 Suppl 1:15-24. PMID: 28164449

40. Shaw N.D., McHill A.W., Schiavon M., Kangarloo T., Mankowski P., Cobelli C., Klerman E.B., Hall J.E. “Effect of slow-wave sleep disruption on metabolic parameters in adolescents” Sleep, 2016, 39(8):1591-9. PMID: 27166229

41. Eckel R.H., Depner C.M., Perreault L., Markwald R.R., Smith M.R., McHill A.W., Higgins J., Melanson E.L., Wright Jr., K.P. “Morning circadian misalignment during short sleep duration impacts insulin sensitivity.” Current Biology, 2015 25(22):3004-3010. PMID: 26549253

42. Burke T.M., Markwald R.R., McHill A.W., Chinoy E.D., Snider J.A., Bessman S.C., Jung C.M., O’Neill J.S., Wright Jr. K.P. “Effects of caffeine on the human circadian clock in vivo and in vitro.” Science Translational Medicine, 2015 (7) 305:305ra146. PMID: 26378246

43. Sano A., Zhao Yu A., McHill A.W., Taylor S., Jaques N., Klerman E.B., Czeisler C.A., Picard R. “Discriminating High vs Low Academic Performance, Self-reported Sleep Quality, Stress Level, and Mental Health using Personality Traits, Wearable Sensors and Mobile Phones.” Body Sensor Networks 2015, PMID: 28516162

44. Sano A., Zhao Yu A., McHill A.W., Philips A.J.K., Taylor S., Jaques N., Klerman E.B., Picard R. “Prediction of Happy-Sad Mood from Daily Behaviors and Previous Sleep History.” Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc 2015 6796-9. PMID: 26737854

45. McHill A.W., Melanson E.L., Higgins J., Connick E., Moehlman T.M., Stothard E.R., Wright Jr., K.P. “Impact of Circadian Misalignment on Energy Metabolism During Simulated Nightshift Work.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2014 111:17302-17307. PMID: 25404342

46. McHill A.W.*, Smith B.J.*, Wright Jr., K.P. “Effects of Caffeine on Skin and Core Temperatures, Alertness and Recovery Sleep During Circadian Misalignment”.  Journal of Biological Rhythms, 2014 29:131-143.  PMID: 24682207 *These authors contributed equally

47.  Wright Jr. K.P., McHill A.W., Birks B.R., Griffin B.R., Rusterholz T., Chinoy E.D. “Entrainment of the Human Circadian Clock to the Natural Light-Dark Cycle.” Current Biology 2013 23:1554–1558. PMID: 23910656

1. Mason IC, McHill A.W., Wright KP Jr, Scheer FAJL. (2021) Circadian Dysregulation and Cardiometabolic and Immune Health. In Principles and Practice of Sleep Medicine, 7e.  Zee P & Abbott S (Eds.) Philadelphia PA: Elsevier. (Chapter 41).

2. Bowles N.P., McHill A.W. (2020). Sleep, subjective hunger and hormones. Watson & Preedy (Eds.), In Neurological Modulations of Sleep: Mechanisms and Function in Sleep Health. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Elsevier. (pp. 317-324). Academic Press.

3. McHill A.W., Butler M.P., Shea S.A. (2018) Free-Running Cycle. In: Vonk J., Shackelford T. (eds) Encyclopedia of Animal Cognition and Behavior. Springer, Cham.

1.   McHill A.W., Velasco J., Gillingham M., Shea S.A., Olson R., “A shift in the circadian timing of calories and an increase in sleep variability are associated with changes in cardiometabolic health in a real-world setting” Sleep 2022 45.

2.  Kubicki M., McHill A.W., Melanson E.L., Reisdorph N.A, Wright Jr. K.P., Depner C.M. “Effects of Simulated Night-Shiftwork Induced Circadian Misalignment on the Human Plasma Metabolome” Sleep 2022 45

3.  McHill A.W., McMullan C.M., Hull J.T., Wang W., Klerman E.B., “Chronic Sleep and Circadian Disruption Differentially Affects Blood Pressure, Renal Sodium Retention, and Aldosterone Secretion” Sleep 2021 44:A32.

4.  McHill A.W., Velasco J., Bodner T., Shea S.A., Olson R., Transitioning to Shiftwork Rapidly Alters Overnight Blood Pressure Sleep 2021 44:LBA002.

5.  Klerman E.B, McHill A.W., Brown L., Czeisler C.A. “Human Activity Levels Reflect Circadian Influences Independent of Sleep/Wake Behavior” Sleep 2021 44:A32.

6.  McHill A.W., Thosar S.S., Bowles N.P., Emens J.S., Purnell J.Q., Gillingham M., Shea S.A., “Resting Metabolism and the Metabolic Response to Exercise Follow Circadian Patterns with Day/Night Differences in Substrate Utilization between Lean and Obese Adults.” Sleep 2020 43:A14.

7.  Stubbers K.M., Thosar S.S., Bulter M.P., Bowles N.P., McHill A.W., Berman A.M.,  Herzig M.X., Roberts S.A., Clemons N.A., Morimoto M., Shea S.A., Emens J.S. “Apnea-hypopnea index is positively correlated with mood disturbance” Sleep 2020 43:A218.

8. Cogswell D.T., Bisesi P.J., Markwald R.R., Cruickshank-Quinn C., Quinn K., McHill A.W., Melanson E.L., Reisdorph N., Wright K.P., Depner C.M. “Identification of a Plasma Metabolome-Based Biomarker for Dim-Light Melatonin Offsett and Onset in Humans” Sleep 2020 43:A20.

9.  Thosar S.S., Bulter M.P., Bowles N.P., McHill A.W., Berman A.M., Herzig M.X., Stewart A.V.,  Roberts S.A.,  Clemons N.A., Morimoto M., Emens J.S.,  Shea S.A. “The Circadian System Modulates Cardiovascular Responses to Standing Differently in People with Obstructive Sleep Apnea Compared to Healthy Controls.” Sleep 2019 42:A18.

10.  Ordaz-Johnson O, McHill A.W., Thosar S.S., Bowles N.P.,  Berman A.M., Herzig M.X.,  Roberts S.A.,  Clemons N.A., Morimoto M., Bulter M.P., Emens J.S.,  Shea S.A. “Circadian Regulation of Hunger is Similar in Lean and Non-lean Individuals.” Sleep 2019 42:A19.

11.   Bowles N.P., Thosar S.S., Herzig M.X., Clemons N.A., Sauber G., Roberts S.A., Berman A.M., Morimoto M.,  Stewart A.V., McHill A.W., Bulter M.P.,  Emens J.S., Hillard C.J., Shea S.A. “Altered Endogenous Circadian Rhythm of the Endocannabinoid Anandamide by Body Mass Index.” Sleep 2019 42:A21

12.  McHill A.W., Thosar S.S., Bowles N.P., Berman A.M.,  Herzig M.X., Clemons N.A., Morimoto M., Bulter M.P., Emens J.S.,  Shea S.A. “The Influence of Obesity and Circadian Timing on Human Glucose Regulation” Sleep 2018 41:A17.

13.  Broussard J.L., Morton S.J., McHill A.W., Higgins J., Melanson E.L., Wright, K.P. “Elevated 24-hour Free Fatty Acids During Circadian Misalignment.”  Sleep 2018 41:A16.

14.  Emens J.S.,  Berman A.M., Bulter M.P., Thosar S.S., Roberts S.A., Clemons N.A., Herzig M.X., Morimoto M., Bowles N.P., McHill A.W., Shea S.A. “Endogenous Circadian Rhythm of Mood is Diminished in Sleep Apnea” Sleep 2018 41:A21.

15.  Fisher D., McHill A.W., Sano A., Picard R.W., Barger L.K., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B., Phillips A.J., “Composite Phase Deviation (CPD) as a Predictor of Mood in College Students” Sleep 2018 41:A129.

16.  Thosar S.S., Herzig M.X.,  Roberts S.A., Berman A.M.,  Clemons N.A., McHill A.W., Bowles N.P., Morimoto M., Bulter M.P., Emens J.S.,  Shea S.A. “Lowest perceived exertion in the late morning due to effects of the endogenous circadian system” American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting 2018.

17.   Broussard J.L., Morton S.J., McHill A.W., Higgins J., Melanson E.L., Wright, K.P. “Impact of circadian misalignment on circulating free fatty acid, glucose and insulin” Keystone Bioenergetics and Metabolic Disease Symposia, 2018.  

18.  McHill A.W., Barger L.K, Sano A., Phillips A.J., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B. “Influence of Sleep and Circadian Preference on Exercise and Subjective Mood in College Undergraduates” Sleep 2017. 40:A23.

19.  McHill A.W., Hull T.J., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B. “The Effect of Sleep Inertia and Chronic Sleep Restriction on Human Cognitive Performance” Sleep 2017. 40:A76.

20. Bowles N.P., McHill A.W., Thosar S.S., Herzig M.X., Clemons N.A., Roberts S.A., Berman A.M., Morimoto M., Bulter M.P., Emens J.S., Shea S.A. “ The Increase in Hunger Across a Sleep and Fasting Period is Modulated by the Circadian System” Sleep 2017. 40:A72.

21.  Stothard E.R., McHill A.W., Ritchie H.K., Melanson E.L., Wright K.P. “Effects of Simulated Early Morning Shiftwork on Cognition” Sleep 2017. 40:A87.

22. Phillips A.J., McHill A.W., Chen D., Beckett S., Barger L.K., O’Brien C.S., Sano A., Taylor S., Lockley S.W., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B. “Predicting the Timing of Dim Light Melatonin Onset in Real-World Conditions using a Mathematical Model” Sleep 2017. 40:A30.

23. Stothard E.R., McHill A.W., Eckel R.H., Higgins J., Melanson E.L., Wright K.P. “Food Intake During Early Morning Shiftwork as a Novel Risk Factor for Metabolic Dysregulation” Sleep 2017. 40:A31.

24. Depner C.M., Melanson E.L., McHill A.W., DeSouza C.A., Wright K.P. “Simulated Night-Shift Work Alters the Balance and 24h Pattern of the Coagulation-Fibrinolysis Axis” Sleep 2017. 40:A31.

25. Sano A., Phillips A.J., McHill A.W., Taylor S., Barger L.K., Czeisler C.A., Picard R.W. “Influence of Weekly Sleep Regularity on Self-Reported Wellbeing” Sleep 2017. 40:A67.

26. Emens J.S., Berman A.M., Thosar S.S., Bulter M.P., Roberts S.A., Clemons N.A., Herzig M.X., Morimoto M., Bowles N.P., McHill A.W., Shea S.A. “Positive and Negative Affect Both Contribute to the Endogenous Circadian Rhythm in Mood” Sleep 2017. 40:A68.

27.  Thosar S.S., Herzig M.X.,  Berman A.M., Roberts S.A., Clemons N.A., Morimoto M., Burchill L.J., Bulter M.P., Emens J.S., McHill A.W., Bowles N.P.,  Shea S.A. “Endogenous Circadian Rhythm in a Marker of Myocardial Oxygen Consumption” Sleep 2017. 40:A252.

28. Chen W., Sano A., Lopez D., Taylor S., McHill A.W., Phillips A.J., Barger L.K., Czeisler C.A., Picard R.W., “Multimodel Ambulatory Sleep Detection Using Recurrent Neural Networks” Sleep 2017. 40:A440.

29. McHill A.W., Keating L., Yee K., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B. “The Timing of Food Intake Relative to the Onset of Melatonin Predicts Body Fat Percentage in College Undergraduates.” Sleep 2016. 39:A50.

30. McHill A.W., Hull J.T., Wang W., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B. “Deterioration of Neurobehavioral Performance During Chronic Sleep Restriction in the Absence of Extended Wake Episodes.” Sleep 2016. 39:A92.

31.  Sano A., Phillips A.J., Taylor S., McHill A.W., Conor O’Brien C., Buie J., Hidalgo C.A., Barger L., Czeisler C.A., Klerman E.B., Picard R.W. “Influence of Sleep Regularity on Self-Reported Mental Health and Wellbeing.” Sleep 2016. 39:A68.

32. McHill A.W., Wright Jr. K.P. “Cognitive Impairment During the Transition to Nightshift Work and Subsequent Nightshifts.” Sleep 2015. 38:A71.

33. Stothard E.R.*, McHill A.W.*, Depner C.M., Birks B.R., Chinoy E.D., LeBourgeois M.K., Wright Jr. K.P. “Circadian Timing After Exposure to a Natural Winter Light-Dark Cycle.” Sleep 2015. 38:A66. (*co-first authors) 

34. McHill A.W., Melanson E.L., Higgins J., Connick E., Wright Jr., K.P. “Peptide YY Follows the Sleep and Wakefulness Rhythm in a Simulated Shiftwork Protocol.” Sleep 2014. 37:A39.

35.  Stothard E.R., McHill A.W., Jung C., Higgins J., Connick E., Melanson E.L,.Wright Jr. K.P. “Hunger rating changes with circadian misalignment and sleep deprivation. Sleep 2014. 37:A163.

36. Depner C.M., Eckel R.H., Perreault L., Markwald R.R., Smith M.R., McHill A.W., Higgins J., Melanson E.L., Wright Jr K.P. Sex Differences in Insulin Sensitivity During Insufficient Sleep and Associated Circadian Misalignment. Sleep 2014. 37:A32.

37.  McHill A.W., Birks B.R., Griffin B., Rusterholz T., Chinoy E.D., Wright Jr K.P. Chronotype and circadian entrainment to the natural light-dark cycle. Sleep 2013. 36:A46  (Oral Presentation).

38. Wright Jr K.P., Perreault L., Markwald R.R., Smith M.R., McHill A.W., Higgins J., Melanson E.L., Eckel R.H. Insufficient Sleep Alters Circadian Phase and Reduces Insulin Sensitivity. Sleep 2013. 36:A41

39. Burke T.M., Markwald R.R., McHill A.W., Chinoy E.D., Snider J.A., Bessman S., Jung C.M., Wright Jr K.P. Evening Caffeine Phase Delays the Human Circadian Clock.  Sleep 2012. 35:A205.

40. McHill A.W., Smith B.J., Wright Jr K.P. Effects of Nighttime Caffeine Administration on the Distal-to-Proximal Skin Temperature Gradient Skin and Core Body Temperatures and Daytime Sleep Architecture When Administered 5 h Prior to Sleep Following Sleep Deprivation. Sleep 2012. 35:A119.

41.  Wright Jr K.P., McHill A.W., Birks B.R., Griffin B., Rusterholz T., Chinoy E.D.  Getting in Synch with the Natural Light-Dark Cycle in the modern era of electric lighting. Sleep 2012. 35:A63

42. Markwald R.R., Chinoy E.D., McHill A.W., Wright Jr K.P. Influence of Bright Light and Caffeine on Skin Temperature Physiology and Sleep. Sleep 2011. 34:A50.

43. McHill A.W., Markwald R.R., Burke T.M., Wright Jr K.P. Effect of Skin Temperature Site Location on the Distal-to-Proximal Gradient Skin Temperature Gradient. Sleep 2011. 34:A63.

1.  Haynes, B.*, Hebl, J*., Oswald, S.*, Pengshung C.*, Chen, A., Liang, S., Hasan, R., “Resilience and Quality Improvement during COVID19: Medical Students Advocating for the Needs of Patients.” Presented at ACP Abstract Competition 2020 and IHI Storyboards 2020.

2. Taylor LN, Bayless-Edwards L, Levin A, Chau T, Hebl J, Steeg SV, Pengshung C, Haynes B, Liang S, Hasan R, Medical students improve patient empowerment and resilience using quality improvement methodology during COVID-19. Educ Health [serial online] 2021 [cited 2022 Apr 26];34:122-3. Available from: https://www.educationforhealth.net/text.asp?2021/34/3/122/344148