The Developing Brain Institute, directed by Catherine Limperopoulos, Ph.D., focuses on the developing brain both during pregnancy & after the baby is born.
Washington, D.C.
Joined May 2020
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Preterm babies experience a radically different auditory, tactile, and visual environs than term babies. How does this affect their sensory system development and neurodev outcomes? Read about it in our new work! shorturl.at/huAX9 @DevBrainLab @ChildrensNatl @iScience_CP
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Now that Moderna has submitted all pediatric data to @US_FDA, we urge an immediate, transparent and thorough review. Families of children under 5 have waited a long time for the reassurance of a safe and effective vaccine.
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PCORI is accepting Letters of Intent for research proposals on addressing disparities on #maternalhealth and #hypertension management & control, as well as three opportunities focused on implementing results from previous PCORI-funded studies.
Learn more: pcori.me/3kyPkbc
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Don't forget to register for #pas2022!
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Do you have questions about vaccines for kids? Pediatricians have answers. Watch AAP’s new video series that answers the frequently asked questions parents have about childhood vaccines. youtube.com/watch?v=O-VK2dKG…
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Kicking off #BMHW22 with an important word with @neel_shah @mavenclinic on how technology & digital platforms can help improve Black maternal health but only if we conceive, create, and execute differently.
Today in @FastCompany
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Today marks the beginning of #BlackMaternalHealthWeek. Maternal mortality & morbidity are significantly higher in the U.S. than most other developed countries & is especially high among Black & Native American/Alaska Native women, regardless of income or education levels. #BMHW22
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Research opportunity in #blackmaternalhealth! #blackmamasmatter #pregnancy #maternalmortality #maternaljustice #maternalmentalhealth #perinatalmentalhealth #healthequity
@MMHLA2 pls support my research! "Are you a Black woman who felt your life was at risk for even a moment while in the hospital to give birth from 2012-2018? Take 12-15 Min Survey for chance to win a $300, $200 or $100 Amazon gift cards!" tinyurl.com/BlackWomenLivesA…
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Obstetrics and gynecology has a long history of racism. That history informs @asbryantmantha, @GinaNorthington, and @AshandaStJeanMD's approach to practicing respectful, inclusive care. See them in conversation with @VillaviMD to learn how: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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#DYK #GWSMHS's Primary Care Research Training Program is recruiting postdocs to conduct biomedical and behavioral health research related to primary care? Participants can start as early as this month. Learn more: bit.ly/3GxBEpz
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10 years ago today, the doors opened to our Adelphi Health Center in PG County! Mary’s Center is proud to accompany our participants on the road to better and more sustainable health. Here’s to many more years of service!
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Last week during the @NIMHDirector's Innovation Speaker Series, guest speaker @rogers_ce, provided an overview of adverse exposures and their influence on child development. #ICYMI, watch the recording! youtube.com/watch?v=HfgKhibU…
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@nytimes: “Evidence that a single year of subsidies could alter something as profound as #brain functioning highlights the role that money may play in #childdevelopment and comes as @POTUS is pushing for a much larger program of subsidies for families with children.” @DevBrainLab
“It’s proof that just giving the families more money, even a modest amount of more money, leads to better brain development.”— Martha Farah, UPenn nytimes.com/2022/01/24/us/po… #neuroethics #neurosociety
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We must better understand the maternal & external environment since the #pregnancy experience affects children for life @DevBrainLab @ChildrensNatl ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/…
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This Friday 10/14 — @MHLIC_org invites you to join for a free #webinar with @PostpartumHelp & @CLASP_DC on #PerinatalMentalHealth. ow.ly/8F8b50GpxOP
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Longitudinal Trajectories of Regional Cerebral Blood Flow in Very Preterm Infants during Third Trimester Ex Utero Development Assessed with MRI
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IPNTN Chapter III: Fetal Brain MRI: Dr. Catherine Limperopolous @DevBrainLab
Sat, June 26
