Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
To improve maternal and child health, fathers must be included in services and policies designed to support families, @DrTovaWalsh and @CFGarfield argue in a @thehill op-ed. "Fathers are central, not peripheral, to their families," they write.
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Study finds that fathers have a higher risk for heart disease, compared to non-fathers, emphasizing the need for public health intervention measures focused on dads. usnews.com/news/health-news/…. @LurieChildrens @NUFeinbergMed @NorthwesternU @CFGarfield @Dr_JJParker @LurieFCHIP
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Happy Mother’s Day from FCHIP!
We’re celebrating moms with our third annual Mother’s Day Report. This year’s focus is disability, mental health, policy and motherhood. Read it here: luriechildrens.org/en/family…
@ManneResearch
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Sneak peek of tomorrow's FCHIP Quarterly Newsletter! Make sure to sign up here to read in full: lp.constantcontactpages.com/…
@ManneResearch
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"He's an absolute warrior and the strongest person I know."
Max Stassi discusses his son, who was born 3.5 months premature, and how the experience has shaped him
White Sox Talk Podcast
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Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Meet the 2023 @AspenInstitute Ascend Fellows!
2⃣0⃣ leaders from
1⃣5⃣ states with
1⃣ goal: transforming systems so that all children and families can thrive
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Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
The 1981 Chicago Sting were honored tonight at the @ChicagoFire game.
They won the Soccer Bowl over the New York Cosmos, giving Chicago its first championship in any sport in 18 years.
How big were the Sting back then?
A thread.
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
🤣 Do you remember this adorable video from a few years ago featuring @ComedianDJPryor "chatting" with his son? It’s one of our favorites because it is a great example of a serve & return interaction.
Learn more about serve & return here: bit.ly/3rYwJMR
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Further evidence that fathers reading to their kids drives early language development—even after factoring parent income, employment, education levels, and mothers’ reading practices.
Dads' love and language play a unique role in shaping our future 💙
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Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Fathers have an important role in shaping infant health. A new study analyzed data from CDC’s Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (#PRAMS) for Dads, to learn about reported rates of breastfeeding and safe infant sleep practices from new fathers. bit.ly/42J3lae
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Having more women at all levels of government will make government work better—and there’s a realistic path to getting there.
In my latest op-ed, I reflect on what it’ll take to make our government truly representative of the people it serves. m-gat.es/3pidHQv
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
.@katiecouric highlighted new research by @NUFeinbergMed prof. @CFGarfield that finds dads can do more to support new moms when it comes to breastfeeding and safe sleep practices for babies.
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Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Happy Father’s Day to all those fortunate enough to take on the role of being a dad or father-figure. To Malia and Sasha, being your dad will always be the greatest gift of my life.
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From my colleague who explained why I gained 10 pounds after my son was born…
TLDR? Watch the video of our study on fathers, breastfeeding and safe sleep:
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Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Heading into #FathersDay weekend, check out the latest research from #AscendFellow Craig Garfield, which details just how important fathers can be in supporting better outcomes for infants (via @CNN) #FellowsFriday cnn.com/2023/06/16/health/fa….
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Great work by @CFGarfield and team from @LurieChildrens on importance of #fathers for #breastfeeding and #safesleep, highlighted by the @AmerAcadPeds.
Happy #FathersDay!
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Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
In 2018, NJ was # 4 in the US for maternal mortality overall, w/ worse stats for Black women. Burke’s @AtiyaWeiss dives into NJ’s perinatal care & how we can avert needless deaths through prenatal initiatives like Centering, midwives, and doulas. Read on: bit.ly/3oB1fLt
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
Dr. John James Parker shared the poster “Working From Home and the Health of Parents in Chicago” in Saturday’s @PASMeeting #PAS2023 session @CFGarfield @drkristinkan @LurieChildrens @NUFSMPediatrics
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
More than 50% of the US' incarcerated population are parents.
Today's #StartingEarly highlights parental incarceration's impact on children. We interview @EbonyUceo and look at how families of incarcerated parents are supported.
Read the issue here: bit.ly/3XXnBT8
Dr. Craig Garfield retweeted
I really loved @AspenAscend’s 1 in 5 podcast, each following a #studentparent as they navigate school, parenting, and life. My fave ep so far follows @HowardCCPrez as she pays it forward (investing in parents has generational benefits!) ascend.aspeninstitute.org/1-…























