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Jason Carter

@CarterPhysiol

Dean, Robbins College of Health & Human Sciences at Baylor. I research the impact of sleep, exercise and stress on neural cardiovascular health. Tweets are own.
Joined January 2021
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Jason Carter @CarterPhysiol
Let’s go Robbins College students. Grab a partner and join the challenge!
🏀March Madness is here!🏀 This year's contest... Grab a partner and hit the court! One partner must complete 5 free throws, and the other must complete 5 three-pointers—simultaneously! Dean Carter and the First Gent have teamed up to score 9/10 points. Can you beat their score?!
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New work from our lab documenting longitudinal associations between habitual sleep and performance metrics in D1 baseball players. Sleep assessed with @ouraring @BigalkeJeremy
Collegiate athletes are constantly balancing athletic, academic, and social obligations—and poor sleep is often the consequence. A team of Baylor researchers is assessing the connection between sleep and power output in D1 collegiate baseball athletes:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1kXP68Mycyap…
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Baylor alum Dr. Kate Hutcheson of MD Anderson delivered a phenomenal @RobbinsCollege Dean Distinguished Lecture on cancer dysphasia work that included public health and exercise perspective. 🔥 🔥 research!!
Today, Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences hosted the Fall 2024 Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series! We had the privilege of welcoming home Baylor Communication Sciences and Disorders grad Dr. Katherine A. Hutcheson for an engaging lecture!
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Culminating paper from our R01. The collaboration with @DrMJoyner pushed us — in a good way. Surround yourself with people smarter than you!
Evening binge drinking elevates morning-after sympathetic vascular transduction. Randomized, crossover, fluid-control design. Potential physiological mechanism underlying alcohol and HTN associations. @CarterPhysiol @BigalkeJeremy @DrMJoyner

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