Daniel A. Hackman

This study links childhood exposure to different sources of PM2.5 pollution to changes in brain network connectivity across the U.S., with regional differences observed.

The paper examines how ambient air pollution components and sources affect hippocampal structure and memory in pre-adolescents using data from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study.

The paper examines the relationship between outdoor air pollution and amygdala subregion volumes in early adolescents using ABCD Study data and finds associations between pollutants and specific subregion volume changes.

The paper examines how sleep duration and efficiency moderate the impact of prenatal and childhood air pollution on white matter integrity in adolescents.