Health reporting for the New York Times Well page:
Do DHA Supplements Make Babies Smarter? (The New York Times, online and print, 3/30/17)
Doctors No Longer Rush to Cut the Umbilical Cord (The New York Times, 3/2/17)
When Kids Are in the Bed: The Ups and Downs of Co-Sleeping (The New York Times, 8/24/16)
Ask Well columns for the New York Times (responses to reader questions)
Should I Take a Vitamin for Brittle Nails? (The New York Times, online and print, 3/3/17)
Do Dairy Foods Cause Mucus Production? (The New York Times, 2/24/17)
Are Fat Cells Forever? (The New York Times, 2/17/17)
Can Psychiatric Medications Blunt the Mother-Baby Bond? (The New York Times, print and online, 12/30/16)
Can a Child Drink Too Much Milk? (The New York Times, print and online, 10/21/16)
Can You Safely Lose Weight While Breast-Feeding? (The New York Times, print and online, 9/2/16)
Health and Science reporting for the Washington Post:
Updated guidelines on infant sleep highlight danger of parents’ tiredness (Washington Post, print and online, 10/24/16)
Parenting articles for the Washington Post:
Parenting in the age of genetic testing, from the author of ‘The Gene Machine’ (Q&A, Washington Post, 2/28/17)
Seven things I wish I’d known before I had a miscarriage (Washington Post, 10/18/16)
In a world of overwhelming internet advice, here are 8 things parents should know (Washington Post, 10/26/15)
For Medical Examiner, at Slate:
Could a Breathable Mattress Help Your Baby Avoid SIDS? (Slate, 8/25/16
Print magazine features:
Science Squad (PDX Parent, print, January 2017)
The Science of Sleep (PDX Parent, print, 12/29/15)
You can see a list of my academic publications at my Linkedin profile.