In an analysis of changes in epigenetic patterns in children and adolescents, researchers from @CGM_MGH@MGHPsychiatry find that timing of childhood adversity is associated with unique epigenetic patterns in adolescents.
Read More: https://t.co/LM30k0eS9W
New paper alert! Our recent study in @LancetChildAdol investigates the relationship between the timing of childhood adversity and epigenetic profiles across development. Check out our paper and thread below!
https://t.co/zxbGTI8hfJ
I sat down with @MGH_RI about our publication, “Socioeconomic changes predict genome-wide DNA methylation in childhood.” Led by @JessieLiu and @JanineCerutti we explored the long-term impact of socioeconomic position, focusing on biomarkers.
Read more https://t.co/5J31SpabZ5
@KatieAnneDavis@PsychChatter My first job was working as a business development assistant at a corporate law firm for about 2 years before switching into a clinical research coordinator role for about 3 years. Then, I started my clinical psych program.
I'm happy that both our winding paths met :).
Under what circumstances does childhood #SES "get under the skin"? In a new paper out now in @hmg_journal, we attempt to uncover the dynamic relationship between different socioeconomic hardships and DNAm across childhood. #epigenetics
https://t.co/mhEhOcnYiX
So proud of the talented @JanineCerutti, a former research coordinator in my group, for having her work on the #epigenetics of socioeconomic position featured in the @CDC_Genomics blog. Way to go Janine! https://t.co/KcirmXGJvY
Thank you to all the coauthors who worked on this @alussier17 @YiwenZhu42 @JessieLiu
and especially to my outstanding mentee and first author @JanineCerutti! Congrats on your first, first author paper! https://t.co/XOVHgioOF8
My very first first-author paper is out in 𝐂𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐩𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐬 (AH!)...Huge thanks to my amazing coauthors @ErinCDunn@alussier17 @YiwenZhu42 & Jessie Liu🤩
Click here for our review on the link b/w #socioeconomic position and DNAm 👉https://t.co/ZpBGsXkMeQ
Socioeconomic position (SEP) is a key determinant of health. My lab's scoping review paper out today suggests we need to consider SES markers separately, because there is diversity in SEP’s effect on the epigenome. @JanineCerutti @MGH_RI @CGM_MGH https://t.co/Hn6n3vCMap
Gentle reminder that housing policy is education policy is economic policy is criminal justice policy is healthcare policy is mental healthcare policy
time for us to drop our self-perpetuated silos; in reality, there are none.
Feeling the void of non-election news and cancelled date nights? No sweat, I've got your evening plans covered! Grab a cup of tea or glass of wine and check out a new paper we just published in @TheJCPP! https://t.co/cShfqeZiMX
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Kudos to @kristen_nishimi and @JanineCerutti on their first installment of a new #SaidandDunn blog series “Beyond the Mind" which explores the communicative relationship between the mind and body. First-up: how the #microbiome connects to #mentalillness. https://t.co/6ZvdnE0IFg