New RCAP study tested if the use of a psychometrically-driven approach to integrating multi-informant ratings of youth externalizing problems improved predictive validity compared to simpler approaches. Read it here! https://t.co/iNXZyFW3Ri @m_aitken@a_plamondon@Strong_Starts
This University of Michigan study suggests that Black birthing parents with postpartum mood symptoms are 5x less likely to receive a diagnosis of a postpartum mood or anxiety disorder than White birthing parents
https://t.co/rLZbbgeS3a
Excited to announce that @nafisajadavji and I will be co-editing a Special Issue in @Nutrients_MDPI on maternal diet, epigenetics, and metabolism.
Submit by 15 February 2024!
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BBRF recently published an article highlighting research from our lab showing the positive impact of treating postpartum depression on infant brain development.
@DaymarkFdn @machealthsci@Strong_Starts
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More exciting work from the Epoch lab at McMaster (https://t.co/sltr6B5fpJ). Treating #postpartumdepression with #CBT lead to improved markers of infant emotional brain development!
https://t.co/yiSjlEmAeG
The innovative EPOCH Laboratory is hiring a research coordinator and research assistant. Tremendous opportunity support research on #postpartumdepression#infants https://t.co/sltr6B5fpJ
Coordinator
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RA
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The Strong Starts Research Program is looking for graduate and thesis students and lab volunteers. If you enjoy working with infants, young children and families, send your resume/CV to me at [email protected]!
https://t.co/Ek4ID4roCx
Our department (@BrockHLSC ) is hiring for 2 Teaching Positions related to public health
(Instructional Limited Term Appointments [ILTAs] - 3 year teaching position) #hiring#AcademicTwitter https://t.co/P2eJ1PoG9f
Excited to share findings from our study with the Epoch Laboratory (https://t.co/sltr6B5fpJ) showing that a #pregnancy diet+exercise intervention could improve #child#emotionregulation. Tremendous implications!
https://t.co/meCFDTsMQK
Congratulations to Dr. Bahar Amani for defending her thesis! Her work shows that treating #postpartumdepression with #CBT delivered by nurses and mothers who have had and recovered from PPD benefits moms and babies! Check out https://t.co/sltr6B5fpJ for more!
Improvements in maternal sensitivity after treating #postpartumdepression is linked to adaptive changes in infant brain development. Hoping to have great discussions about this and other's work at #isdp2022
Looking forward to #isdp2022@devpsybio! Join me virtually at the poster session on Thursday morning to learn about how treating maternal postpartum depression leads to improvements in infant brain development!
Excited to share new research from @Strong_Starts and @MIRECcanada. This work establishes iodine status in Canadian women and therefore has implications for both maternal health and fetal neurodevelopment.
https://t.co/a6wN08JERT