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Baldwin Way

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Ohio State University

United States

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Dr. Baldwin Way is an Associate Professor at The Ohio State University, specializing in the intersection of social behavior and biological health markers. His recent research explores themes such as the impact of inflammation on social media use, perceptions of safety, and the physiological effects of social relationships. Dr. Way's work incorporates diverse topics, including stress markers in urban youth and the social implications of health disparities.

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Ohio State University

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The association between levels of GPS-tracked activity space violent crime and the relationship between cortisol and a biomarker of inflammation amongst Black and White adolescents

Neural reward sensitivity and longitudinal patterns of alcohol and cannabis use in college-aged youth

Inflammation is associated with greater social media use over face-to-face interaction, especially among individuals high in introversion or neuroticism

The role of oxytocin in mediating the relationships between social factors and chemotherapy-associated cognitive decline in female patients with breast cancer.

Do inflammation and relational motivation coordinate having better sex? The interplay between C-reactive protein and relational approach motivation on sexual well-being

Can inflammation predict social media use? Linking a biological marker of systemic inflammation with social media use among college students and middle-aged adults

Everyday co-presence with a romantic partner is associated with lower C-reactive protein

Everyday perceptions of safety and racial disparities in hair cortisol concentration

Typhoid vaccine does not impact feelings of social connection or social behavior in a randomized crossover trial among middle-aged female breast cancer survivors

Implementation intentions to express gratitude increase daily time co-present with an intimate partner, and moderate effects of variation in CD38

Perceived social support-giving moderates the association between social relationships and interleukin-6 levels in blood

Social Media Use and Its Link to Physical Health Indicators

Exposure to police-related deaths and physiological stress among urban black youth

Racial and Economic Adversity Differences in Stress Markers and Immune Function Among Urban Adolescents

Risk assessment and heuristics: How cognitive shortcuts can fuel the spread of COVID-19

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Kammi K. Schmeer

Jodi Ford

Sagar Sardesai

Christopher Browning

Erica Glasper

Bethany Boettner

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