I love what I do. Our ability to look into the fetal brain and begin to tackle important questions about neural development at the beginning of human life perpetually energizes and inspires me. #ThankYouFamilies
Full on attack on collaboration across science, policy, economics, advocacy and education at the @AANmember @nsanar American Academy of Neurology Brain Health Summit #BrainHealth in DC. Not a moment, a movement.
Beautiful work @SarahCVogel@Dr_BCallaghan@NatalieHBrito important messages in baby poops 💩🔬🥼🧪about how the infant gut biome may have shifted during the pandemic. https://t.co/9ttqGr5zaM with implications for growth and development!
🤰👶🧠 The Shuffrey Lab in the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at NYU Grossman School of Medicine is recruiting a lab manager, research assistant, and postdoctoral fellow. See the link below to apply! #NewPI#Devneuro#AcademicTwitter
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A great segment with @NatalieHBrito on raising multicultural kids & the importance of having discussions about racism & discrimination in ALL households
This review on maternal and infant immune and microbiome associations with early developmental outcomes is a tour de force by @amyfinlayjones! It was an honor being involved. Please read and RT.
There are some lovely videos here, but where are the seminal contributions from the female neuroscientists who shaped this field?!! Despite immense structural, sexist, and in some cases racist hurdles? Here are a few off the top of my head, looking forward to their vids, too! 1/n
Vision: for every family a healthy baby; for every baby a healthy village. @UzaziVillage thank you @SherryP69398528 for sharing your great work with black and brown communities
NEW FINDING: Cash support for low-income families changes their infants' brain activity. The first study from our #BabysFirstYears randomized control trial of poverty reduction is out, in @PNASnews. https://t.co/EOW7Yh2NBJ
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This editorial highlights Rutter as a pioneer of DevPsychoBio and also articulates the need to balance the power of big data and technology with elegant experiments and testable/falsifiable hypothesis testing https://t.co/cSGed8WWSU
This pandemic got me thinking, what are we telling exhausted families about their children? Standards for Objectivity and Reproducibility in High-Impact Developmental Studies https://t.co/RlElAuV0f1 via @JAMAPediatrics