We are back after a hiatus and big move to Australia and looking for great #neonatal innovations from around the globe. Share leads, shout outs, links, tweets. https://t.co/riwgLfh3dX
Birth defects are a leading cause of death among infants & young children around the world. On the occassion of #WorldBDday, we kindly invite you to visit the @wbdd platform for more resources on birth defects, ways to help prevent them & information on this important movement.👇
Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Be hopeful, be optimistic. Our struggle is not the struggle of a day, a week, a month, or a year, it is the struggle of a lifetime. Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble. #goodtrouble
#Blackmoms and #preemies matter. We need more initiatives giving voice to demand better #prenatal care.
Can we acknowledge bias in healthcare?
https://t.co/V9LT7bUPT1
Neonatal medicine needs a new conceptual framework aimed at reducing uncertainties effectively, efficiently & incrementally ie integration of comparative effectiveness research with clinical care @NeonatalSociety@BAPM_Official@EBNEO @ESPR_EBN @NNRDbase https://t.co/aPZTdfZsIs
It's National Volunteer Week! We're waving a special smile of appreciation to all the amazing volunteers in the RMIT alumni community in Europe. Mentors, guest lecturers & everything in between - a huge thank you!
#NVW2020#waveforvolunteers#RMITAlumni@VolunteeringAus
💻#dHEALTHBcn program pivots to propose innovative solutions to #COVID19 🔗https://t.co/HjKf342C7n
👉 The 10 participants in this year’s program are identifying 🔎unmet clinical needs during the pandemic and will propose technologies to address them #digitalhealth
#stemcell delivery through nasal drops to treat newborns with a #stroke, how cool is that?
Dr. Cora Nijboer from @UMCUtrecht will work on the development of such a therapy.
https://t.co/5viuXCUVes
Many thanks to @gatesfoundation for funding to tackle neonatal sepsis in sSA! Very excited to further build joint work with Nick Feasey @LSTMnews@LSTMvector @MlwTrust in beautiful Malawi & Liverpool.
PREMSTEM is a five-year @EU_H2020 research project bringing together researchers from across the globe to see if stem cells can be used to regenerate the brain damage caused by premature birth. Commenced Jan 2020.
Project media release ➡️https://t.co/YCnsr8av99
#premstem
Proud to be part of the team @RMITEurope supporting this amazing #neonatal research project! More news on #Premstem to come as we embark on this 5 year journey.
"More than 15 million babies are born preterm every year"
RMIT's @BobbiFleiss is part of a global group of researchers on the project @premstem to see if stem cells can be used to regenerate the brain damage caused by premature birth
➡️ https://t.co/97FdxFIlaM @ResearchRMIT
"More than 15 million babies are born preterm every year"
RMIT's @BobbiFleiss is part of a global group of researchers on the project @premstem to see if stem cells can be used to regenerate the brain damage caused by premature birth
➡️ https://t.co/97FdxFIlaM @ResearchRMIT