Media Coverage

Dr. Pak’s research has been featured in national and international media, where she also provides expert commentary on sleep, brain health, cognitive aging, and dietary supplement research. 

Media inquiries: vpak@emory.edu

Selected Media

• Newsweek Covered new research on cognitive health in adults with mild cognitive impairment and sleep disturbances.

• The Times (UK) Included research in broad feature on brain health. 

• HuffPost Featured research and expert perspective on cognitive health and potentially modifiable lifestyle factors.

• Inc. Magazine Covered research on vitamin D and potential implications for cognitive health. 

• Discover Magazine Covered research examining potentially modifiable factors associated with cognitive performance.

• Medical News Today Interviewed about cognitive health, interpretation of emerging research, priorities for future trial.

• Telemundo (United States/Spanish-language) Featured research for a national health news audience.

• Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) Interviewed on the effects of daylight saving time and the impact of seasonal changes on sleep and mental health. Georgia doctors share tips to navigate daylight saving time 

• New Scientist Invited expert commentary on international differences in sleep timing and weekend sleep patterns Westerners sleep later on weekends than people in Asia | New Scientist

International Coverage 

Dr. Pak’s research has received international coverage across Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Australia, including Metrópoles (Brazil), Todo Noticias (TN) (Argentina), laSexta (Spain), Doctissimo (France), ScienceAlert (Australia), Medical Dialogues (India), Tencent/QQ and Sohu (China), and Maeil Business and Health Chosun (South Korea).