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  • Roz Wright: Advancing Discovery in ECHO: Creating a Transdisciplinary Learning Culture Through Use of Life Course Models

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    Advancing Discovery in ECHO: Creating a Transdisciplinary Learning Culture Through Use of Life Course Models Speaker: Rosalind (Roz) Wright, MD, MPH Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Department of Pediatrics       About the Speaker: Rosalind J Wright MD, MPH, is the Horace W. Goldsmith Professor of Life Course Health Research in the Departments […]

  • Catherine Monk: Pregnant Women’s Mental Health and Its Influence on the Next Generation: Implications for ECHO Science

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    Pregnant Women’s Mental Health and Its Influence on the Next Generation: Implications for ECHO Science Speaker: Catherine Monk, PhD Columbia University Medical Center       Speaker Bio: Dr. Catherine Monk holds dual appointments as a Professor of Medical Psychology in the Departments of Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Psychiatry, and is Director of Research at the […]

  • Paneth/Hirko: Identifying Opportunities for Implementation Science Approaches in the ECHO Program

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    Identifying Opportunities for Implementation Science Approaches in the ECHO Program Speaker: Nigel Paneth, MD, MPH Michigan State University           Kelly Hirko, PhD, MPH Michigan State University       About the Speakers: Nigel Paneth is a pediatrician and perinatal and child health epidemiologist with a particular interest in the causes and […]

  • Emily Oken: Using Cohort Studies to Understand Joint Effects of the Environment and Lifestyle on Health

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    Using Cohort Studies to Understand Joint Effects of the Environment and Lifestyle on Health Speaker: Emily Oken Department of Population Medicine at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Inc       Speaker Bio: Dr. Oken was trained in internal medicine and pediatrics and is currently a Professor in the Department of Population Medicine at Harvard Medical […]

  • O’Shea/Fry: Early Life Origins of Health Among Individuals Born Extremely Preterm

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    Early Life Origins of Health Among Individuals Born Extremely Preterm ECHO Discovery Summary Preterm Birth and Long-Term Health Outcomes ECHO Researchers Dr. Michael O’Shea, MD, MPH of the UNC Chapel Hill Division of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine and Dr. Rebecca Fry, PhD of the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health gave a presentation about the Extremely Low […]

  • Dr. Johnnye Lewis: Navajo Birth Cohort: Understanding Diversity, Disparity, and Resilience Through ECHO

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    Dr. Johnnye Lewis: Navajo Birth Cohort: Understanding Diversity, Disparity, and Resilience Through ECHO ECHO Discovery Summary Navajo Birth Cohort: Understanding Diversity, Disparity, and Resilience through ECHO Dr. Johnnye Lewis of the University of New Mexico gave a presentation where she discussed the ECHO Program’s Navajo Birth Cohort. In 2019, NIH facilitated a data-sharing and use agreement […]

  • Carmen M. Vélez Vega: Community Engagement and Report Back the Story of PROTECT-ECHO in Puerto Rico

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    ECHO Discovery Summary Community Engagement and Report Back: the Story of PROTECT-ECHO in Puerto Rico Carmen M. Vélez Vega, PhD, MSW of the University of Puerto Rico gave a presentation where she discussed the PROTECT-ECHO project in Puerto Rico. PROTECT (Puerto Rico Testsite for Exploring Contamination Threats) began in 2010 with the goal of understanding why Puerto Rico […]

  • Lyall/Zimmerman: Optimizing Neurodevelopmental Assessments in ECHO: Validating Measures and Capturing Critical Periods of Development

    Lyall/Zimmerman: Optimizing Neurodevelopmental Assessments in ECHO: Validating Measures and Capturing Critical Periods of Development ECHO Discovery Summary On September 8, Kristen Lyall, ScD of Drexel University and Emily Zimmerman, PhD of Northeastern University gave presentations on their ECHO Opportunities and Infrastructure Fund (OIF) Award Studies. The OIF is an NIH-funded grants mechanism for early investigators […]

  • Christy Porucznik: Systematic Collection of Biospecimens in the Periconceptional Period

    Christy Porucznik: Systematic Collection of Biospecimens in the Periconceptional Period ECHO Discovery Summary Traditional studies investigating environmental exposures during pregnancy often recruit women during their first trimester, and as a result these studies exclude data from around the time of conception and create an incomplete and biased understanding of the exposure’s effect. Environmental exposures experienced […]

  • Jean Kerver, PhD, MSc, RD: Incorporating Early Life Micronutrient Status in ECHO studies of Neurodevelopment

    Incorporating Early Life Micronutrient Status in ECHO studies of Neurodevelopment Key Takeaways: It is known that early life nutrition, including pregnancy diet and infant feeding, is critical for brain development, yet the impact of the suboptimal micronutrient status of the US population is unknown. In this presentation, Dr. Kerver discusses micronutrient status, highlighting biomarkers rather […]

 

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