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Hear from @WolkeDieter on Follow-up & long-term consequences of preterm infants/quality of life long-term aspects & @SabrinaTwilhaar & Xuan Zhao from @warwickpsych are speaking @jENS25. NB there are also posters from Elif Gonen and Miranda Wong You can join online!
Only 1 month left to join 180+ world-renowned experts for 5 days of continuing medical education, networking, and innovation at the #jENScongress 2025 – onsite in #Belgrade or online from anywhere!
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New in JAMA Pediatrics: @WolkeDieter and team examine childhood factors linked to positive functioning in adulthood among those born very preterm or with very low birth weight.
Read here 👇
doi.org/10.1001/jamapediatri…
#PretermBirth #ChildDevelopment
New findings from the Bavarian Longitudinal Study show that many adult outcomes linked to very preterm birth (<32 wks) are influenced by childhood experiences. Supportive parenting and school achievement are key targets for improving long-term outcomes.
bit.ly/4w7Wab0
Why does my baby cry so much? 🤔
@WolkeDieter joined @gregfoot on The Baby Fact Check podcast to unpack the science behind newborn crying, including the "crying peak", common parenting myths, and what the evidence really tells us. 🎙️👶
Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=ld6XIUBl…
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Early detection can make a big difference in a baby’s health and future well-being💜
#health #newbornhealth #sicklecells
Read a RECAP consortium (including @wolkedieter) article by Hanifer Pilvar Outcomes in Early Adulthood for Individuals Born Very Preterm and/or w... here 👇sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Kirsty Lee and @wolkedeiter have published a chapter in the APA Handbook on Maladaptive peer relationships and bullying: Associations with child and adolescent health. Read more here: psycnet.apa.org/record/2026-…
Researchers at University of Warwick have identified modifiable social factors that help preterm children develop better-than-expected mental health, offering new hope for a persistent problem. Read more here: acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.co… @SabrinaTwilhaar @WolkeDieter @warwickpsych
Read about Preterm birth, bullying victimization, and mental health in adulthood: A prospective cohort study in Germany - Ni - Child and Adolescent Mental Health - Wiley Online Library acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.co… Yanyan Ni @nicolebau Peter Bartmann @WolkeDieter @warwickpsych
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📢 New #GFCNI Newsletter!
Inside: our role at jENS 2025 + the BronQ Family Study, inviting parents & caregivers of preterm-born children worldwide.
👉 mailings.efcni.org/m/1651176…
#Neonatology #PretermBirth #FamilyCenteredCare #GlobalHealth #jENS2025
Take a the latest research into the Socio Economic Outcomes of preterm birth nature.com/articles/s41390-0…
@WolkeDieter @warwickpsych
New paper published on The Trade‐Off of Delivery Timing Between Reduced Perinatal Complications Versus Adverse Long‐Term Outcomes - Wolke - 2025 - Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
@WolkeDieter Xuan Zhao and @SiobhanQuenby
Read article by @melissaneuro et al in @NatureComms which shows the heterogenous effects of prematurity on brain development from birth into adulthood. It indicates there is plasticity & early social environment can make a difference. bit.ly/3Ki9pTt
Read the latest research into the role of internalising trajectories in adult wealth and social relationships by Yanlin Zhou @WolkeDieter Elif Gonen and Peter Bartmann sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
#EarlyHumanDevelopment📰
Also Yanlin Zhou!
Hear from @WolkeDieter on Follow-up & long-term consequences of preterm infants/quality of life long-term aspects & @SabrinaTwilhaar & Xuan Zhao from @warwickpsych are speaking @jENS25. NB there are also posters from Elif Gonen and Miranda Wong You can join online!
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📣 Parents are key care partners. The #ESCNH standard on an education programme for families ensures parents receive clear, ongoing info – Improving outcomes & confidence in care. @ESCNHstandards
🔗 newborn-health-standards.org…
#ParentEducation #NICU #NeonatalCare
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Did you know we have flexible booking options for #neonatalupdate2025 and you can attend for single or multiple days?
Every booking will receive a copy of all the recorded lectures.
Reserve your place today 👇bit.ly/NeonatalUpdate25
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🚨 New publication: A systematic review of conceptualizations and statistical methods in longitudinal studies of #resilience by @WolkeDieter and Yanlin Zhou from @PretermWarwick.
🔗 Full-text: nature.com/articles/s44220-0…
🔗 All @R2d2Mh publications: r2d2-mh.eu/publications/
@pretermwarwick @warwickpsych's team @DieterWolke Yanlin Zhou @SabrinaTwilhaar @MarinaGMendonca and Robert Eves have published a New Study which Maps 30 Years of Resilience Research Read 🔗 rdcu.be/eCI4M #mentalhealth #Resilience #naturementalhealth @NatMentHealth
📢 New in @NatMentHealth: Our systematic review of 193 longitudinal studies maps 30 years of evidence, uncovers gaps in definitions and methods, and offers a roadmap for clearer, multisystemic research & practice.
Read open access 🔗 rdcu.be/eCI4M
@warwickpreterm
🐝Our August issue is now live!🐝
We are featuring the stomach-brain axis and its potential importance in modulating mood states.
Also, check out our content on anxiety disorders, depression, traumatic brain injury, #OCD, metabolic psychiatry & more!
nature.com/natmentalhealth/v…
