Pediatric psychologist @CHOPCancerCntr; researcher in #ChildhoodCancer. Asst Professor @PennMedicine. Tar Heel bred. Beginning 🪕 player. He/him. Views my own.
My origin story for how I got started in #ChildhoodCancer research. What is yours?
Thanks to @theNCI for the funding and the profile. Grateful to Dr. Avi Madan-Swain & @ChildrensAL for the start in this field.
https://t.co/r0oDTpqPZY
I need people to understand how difficult it is to get an NIH grant. You spend months writing a proposal, following strict guidelines that include a detailed multiyear budget, bios of everyone on your team, plans for participant safety & ethical conduct. Then you send it off -1/n
It was an honor to give the final keynote at the 2024 #SIOPCongress in Honolulu last week! Thank you to the planning committee for inviting me and shining a light on the social challenges of children treated for a brain tumor. #ChildhoodCancer
🌟Introducing the #SIOPcongress keynote speaker Matthew Hocking!
Join his presentation on "Social Functioning in Paediatric Brain Tumor Survivors: The Forgotten Late Effect".
Explore the full scientific programme ➡️ https://t.co/LcBKHvWFAR
#PediatricOncology#ChildhoodCancer
Excited to share our new paper on social function of pediatric brain tumor survivors! Congrats to @FantozziPeter1 & the whole lab for leading this effort! #ChildhoodCancer
https://t.co/GkgKFixh1Y
Congrats to Alannah Srsich on her 1st 1st-author publication! So proud of her work. We found interesting things re: the influence of neurological risk factors & neighborhood opportunity on neuropsychological outcomes in survivors of pediatric brain tumors
https://t.co/v2tvxT3wKc
➡️Our manuscript showing that blocking #apoptosis can prevent radiation-induced neurotoxicity in pediatric brain tumor patients is now published!
We study how cell death is activated by DNA damage in the developing brain and what happens if you block it.
https://t.co/P0TogY9e0j
Thanks @drlisaschwartz! Was terrific to be at #SIOP2023 and have the opportunity to talk about our work on the social issues that pediatric brain tumor survivors experience. #ChildhoodCancer
awesome talk @matthocking1 on unique experimental design linking facial recognition and social attention with impairment in ped brain tumor survivors. Such innovative and important work. #SIOP2023
Congratulations to lab members Patricia Torres Rivera & @FantozziPeter1 for each winning awards for best clinical/patient-oriented posters during the 2023 @CHOP_Research Poster Day and Scientific Symposium! Terrific ambassadors for our work!
If you’re a @ChildrensPhila faculty, staff, or trainee, join us at our annual Poster Day and Scientific Symposium May 2 & 3 for a celebration of science. This year’s theme? “Bugs and Breakthroughs: Through the Lens of the Microbiome.” #CHOPResearch100 https://t.co/B9FNOg26pr
Receiving a research-focused Loan Repayment Award from #NIH was a game changer for me. Happy to share my materials with anyone in @SPPDiv54. DM or email me if you're interested in seeing them (caveat that they're 10+ years old at this point).
Any @SPPDiv54 members attending #SPPAC2023 who have gotten or are working towards student loan forgiveness?
I’d LOVE to catch you at the conference and ask you a few questions! I’m trying to make sense of my options as I approach internship, postdoc, and beyond
@kelsjong@SPPDiv54 I received a research-focused LRP award. While (sadly) I won't be at SPPAC you can reach out to me via email now or when you get to CHOP. Happy to share materials.
To encourage families & communities to take an active role in protecting children from gun violence, we've joined healthcare systems nationwide in the “It Doesn’t Kill to Ask,” campaign which provides resources to help speak up about gun safety. More: https://t.co/go58oAimWI.
Thanks to all involved in this article. Great work and will be sharing it with all my mentees moving forward! @BakulaDana@crbatesPhD@AmyHEgbert @alex_psihogios
I am really excited to share our new article in @JPedPsych on addressing barriers to K-awards for early career women in #PedPsych, and also to share a few personal reasons why this paper means so much: a 🧵
https://t.co/maSaMDYG8G
Belated shout out to our stellar clinical research coordinator, Alanna Srsich, for giving a talk on predicting neurocognitive late effects in pediatric brain tumor survivors at #INS2023inSanDiego!
@INSneuro#ChildhoodCancer