Do you run a registry of #BirthDefects and you would like to be a Member of #ICBDSR?
Organizations that systematically collect and analyse data for the surveillance of birth defects can become members of ICBDSR. See how in this link ⬇️
https://t.co/ri3uDZyil2
Today is World Birth Defects Day!
The mission of the @ICBDSR is to bring together birth defect programs from around the world to conduct worldwide surveillance and research to prevent birth defects and to ameliorate their consequences
Learn more: https://t.co/ZLephv4T9C
✨Hoy, 3 de marzo, celebramos el Día Mundial de los Defectos Congénitos.
El #ECEMC estuvo en el origen de este día, en 2015, para dar visibilidad a estas patologías, que tanto impacto tienen desde el nacimiento de la persona afectada y su familia
#WorldBDDay@ICBDSR@worldbdday
(3/3)
- Psychosocial impacts of birth defects, quality of life, education, and other related issues
- Management and care for birth defects
- Patient and caregiver experiences
- Historical perspective of surveillance of congenital anomalies
(2/3)
- Covid-19 and impact on reproductive outcomes, birth defects surveillance, prevention, and care
- Molecular genetics/molecular epidemiology/epigenetics and birth defects
- Prenatal screening, early pregnancy/birth/postnatal outcomes
(1/3) Abstract topics should fit one of the following themes:
- Birth defect surveillance and descriptive epidemiology (including surveillance methodology)
- Risk factors and primary prevention for birth defects
- Rare diseases
The 2024 ICBDSR annual meeting will celebrate its 50th anniversary since its founding in 1974. The 50th annual meeting will take place in Prague, Czech Republic from Sep 1-4 at the Hermitage Hotel.
More info can be found at https://t.co/qryptKmqgt
#icbdsr#50thanniversary
Today, March 3rd is World Birth Defects Day! The Clearninghouse is one of the founding partners and continues to foster partnerships for birth defects research and surveillance. Let's spread the word!
#WorldBDDay#EveryJourneyMatters#AwarenessWithoutStigma
A12. Stay informed of birth defect research, disseminate new findings to colleagues, and collaborate with one another to increase research and surveillance efforts! #WorldBDday#EveryJourneyMatters
Q6A5 Tobacco products should be avoided during pregnancy. Studies have suggested a small risk for cleft lip or palate with cigarette smoking during pregnancy, especially if the person is a heavy smoker. https://t.co/wSmbLIomjh #WorldBDDay#everyjourneymatters
A10. Many children living with birth defects require care from a variety of specialists. Coordination of care helps families work with their healthcare team to navigate care. #WorldBDDay#EveryJourneyMatters https://t.co/1gbk6Gr6cf
A9 3/3 Birth defects screening is also critical for #CHD patients as timely screening for CHD averts unnecessary mortality and complications. #WorldBDday#EveryJourneyMatters
A9b. Early treatment for birth defects is important to prevent more serious health problems. A baby with a birth defect may need a team of providers who work together to give the best all-around care. #WorldBDday#EveryJourneyMatters
A9a. Babies with birth defects often need special medical care and treatments, like medicines or surgery. Sometimes they need assistive devices, like a hearing aid. Babies with birth defects also may need special therapies, like speech therapy. #WorldBDday#EveryJourneyMatters