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Genetic risk scores, perceived neighborhood disorder, and sleep duration.

Sleep - 13 Jul 2026

He Qiliang, Zhang Jennifer, Parkinson Elizabeth, Hill Terrence D

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STUDY OBJECTIVES: Most studies of neighborhood context and sleep health emphasize direct effects and fail to account for the role of genetics. In this paper, we draw on the socioecological model to examine the interplay of genetics, neighborhood context, and sleep health. We specifically examine the independent and joint effects of genetic risk scores (GRS) and perceived neighborhood disorder on sleep duration....

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PMID: 41518215
DOI: 10.1093/sleep/zsag004

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