Emily Anastasia Huston Warren, PhD

Assistant Professor and Pediatric Neuropsychologist at @ChildrensAL and @UABMedicine. Education Coordinator @INSneuro Oncology SIG | Opinions my own | she/her

[LAUNCH Lab @Murdaugh_lab]

Check out our research in childhood cancer survivors #INS2024inNYC @INSneuro @ins_slc this afternoon. @VSeghatol will be presenting at Paper Session 11 and @ACookNeuro and Julie Trapani will be presenting at Poster Session 9.

[Freudian Scripts @FreudScriptsPod]

For #MentalHealthAwareness month, our Scripters Spotlight feat. Pediatric #Neuropsychologist Dr. Emily Warren. Check out @EmilyWarrenPhD's fav #podcast session & #research interests. Her passion for #MentalHealth & #advocacy is inspiring! Thanks for listening & sharing Dr. Warren

[Emily Anastasia Huston Warren, PhD @EmilyWarrenPhD]

Attention neuropsychology colleagues! Please join the INS Oncology Special Interest Group next Thursday at 1pm Eastern Time for our CE Webinar on Brain Tumor Imaging. 🧠 @INSNeuro

[ChildrensAL @ChildrensAL]

Children’s of Alabama is the top children’s hospital in the Southeast and the No. 1 children’s hospital in Alabama, according to the U.S. News & World Report 2022-23 Best Children’s Hospitals Survey. Children’s is also ranked in 10 specialty services. https://t.co/Z4bl8GSJlL.

[Emily Anastasia Huston Warren, PhD @EmilyWarrenPhD]

Join the INS Oncology SIG for our first webinar! Wednesday, March 9th at 3pm PST/5pm CST/6pm EST. Stephanie Powell, PhD, ABPP and Mariana Bradshaw, PhD, ABPP will discuss models of neuropsychological assessment in pediatric and adult oncology settings.🧠@INSNeuro @Ruchikaprakash

[Lisa Kahalley @LisaKahalleyPhD]

Very excited for @EmilyWarrenPhD and Amanda Child for their new publication! Great things ahead for these amazing fellows! @jessorobio @bcmhouston @TexasChildrens

[Emily Anastasia Huston Warren, PhD @EmilyWarrenPhD]

Excited to share this manuscript from the @KahalleyLab! Results highlight age-appropriate performance across most cognitive domains after focal proton RT; however, processing speed, fine motor skills, and academic fluency are at risk. @LisaKahalleyPhD
https://t.co/TslHaqgy2w

[Kahalley Lab @KahalleyLab]

Favorable long-term neurocognitive and academic outcomes in pediatric brain tumor survivors following focal proton RT. Academic fluency, processing speed, fine motor risks remain for all RT groups. https://t.co/Mh7O3LdMR5 @wileyinresearch #protons #ChildhoodCancer

[Matthew Hocking, PhD @matthocking1]

Proud to share this poster for #vSPPAC2021 from May Albee, a terrific research assistant in my lab. Work shows importance of face processing in survivors of pediatric brain tumors. Check it out today during Poster Session 1! #ChildhoodCancer