Ryan Linn Brown, PhD 🌻

🧩The next episode of the Stress Puzzle, featuring Dr. Megan Gunnar discussing puberty and stress system recalibrations, will be available January 28th. Catch up on previous episodes you may have missed! Access here or wherever you listen to podcasts!: stressmeasurement.org/podcast

What prompted @GunnarMegan to begin considering that puberty may be a time for recalibration of stress systems? #scicomm In this episode, Dr. Gunnar talks about the benefits and limitations of drawing from rodent models to inform research questions + so much more!

🧩 A new episode of the Stress Puzzle with @GunnarMegan is available now! We chatted about Dr. Gunnar's research on puberty as a window for recalibration and more generally about calibration of stress systems in early life. #scicomm Listen: stressmeasurement.org/podcast/episod…

Super high quality STRESS science interviews! Always enriching. Tell us what you think!

Lastly, we invite you to watch this short video addressing FAQs & the background for the name change featuring Editor-in-Chief @suzannecarrie, Peter J. Gianaros (Immediate Past President of @connectSBSM), & @ryanlinnbrown (Digital Editor): journals.lww.com/bsam/pages/vid…

How important are stressors affecting close friends and family for one's own cardiovascular health? #scicomm @tenelewis2 described her team's results emphasizing the relevance of these network stressors for women's blood pressure:

Another #ELFridays shout out to former EL member @ryanlinnbrown and the Stress Puzzle podcast! Congrats on the amazing podcast @ryanlinnbrown!

🧩 We've released 6 episodes of the Stress Puzzle podcast this year (so far), covering topics like social hierarchies & health (humans & non-human primates) to the most exciting recent advances in stress science ft. interviews w/ @nbobbaalves and @tenelewis2. #scicomm #ELFridays

🏆Congratulations to @tenelewis2 & team for winning the @Stress_Network's Stress Science Paper Award in Human Empirical! I spoke with Dr. Lewis about links between stress experienced by loved ones (e.g., family, friends) & cardiovascular health. Listen: stressmeasurement.org/podcast/episod…

What are the cellular costs of chronic stress that may contribute to accelerated biological aging? #scicomm On the most recent episode of the Stress Puzzle, @nbobbaalves discussed findings from their new paper identifying cellular energy expenditure as a possible mechanism:

How can we move towards causal inferences about the social environment and health? @jtung5 talked us through her lab's experimental manipulations with rhesus macaques to uncover how social status affects gene regulation in immune cells: