New article by #deliveryscience fellow Rana Chehab showing that those w/ #gestationaldiabetes who had rapid improvement in glycemic control & achieved optimal levels after diagnosis had lower risk of complications at birth. Full article: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman… #gdm #diabetes

Breaking news! NUTRITION 2023 returns to Boston, July 22-25, 2023. Gather, network, and learn with the greatest minds in nutrition science. Visit nutrition.org/NUTRITION-2023 to learn more and sign up to receive the latest updates about #Nutrition2023.

Rana Chehab Rana Chehab presents work on #gestationaldiabetes with Yeyi Zhu Yeyi Zhu and Kaiser Permanente Research NorCal team today at #SPER2023. Their work highlights importance of timing of #glycemic control in #pregnancy. Read more: k-p.li/3SmxyYj

We are #hiring for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Perinatal Mental Health at Kaiser Permanente Northern California, Division or Research. Message me if you're interested in joining our team! We are attending #SPER2023 #SER2023 if you would like to meet! - via #Whova event app

Yeyi Zhu Yeyi Zhu research scientist Kaiser Permanente Research NorCal presented at #ADA2023 Saturday on using #machinelearning to identify subtypes of #gestationaldiabetes using 45 data points from the #EHR Abstract: bit.ly/3qV8v5D KPNorthernCal Alicia Peterson, PhD Rana Chehab

Research fellow Kaiser Permanente Research NorCal Rana Chehab Rana Chehab w/ research IDing glycemic control trajectories (longitudinal patterns) in #GDM, and links to childhood #obesity, at #ADA2023. She received a Young Investigator Award. Abstract: bit.ly/3Nrgu1P KPNorthernCal Yeyi Zhu

What the heck is #metabolomics? Learn how detailed lab results and data analysis can combine to predict who will get #gestationaldiabetes and why. New #podcast from #KPResearchRadio featuring Kaiser Permanente Research NorCal researchers Yeyi Zhu and Rana Chehab k-p.li/3YaRKzZ KPNorthernCal

Our researchers Yeyi Zhu and Rana Chehab are working with #biomarkers to learn more about #gestationaldiabetes risk and how refined grains relate to this hazardous condition of #pregnancy. Listen to our latest KP Research Radio podcast. k-p.li/3YaRKzZ

Looking for a 2-year #multidisciplinary #fellowship in #epidemiology, outcomes research, intervention research, #disease prevention, or #care evaluation & improvement? Explore our Kaiser Permanente Research NorCal KPNorthernCal #TranslationalResearch #PostDoc Fellowship Program! More: ibit.ly/mDkAW

📣Deadline extended to apply for the Community and Public Health Nutrition Research Interest Group’s CAREER AWARDS! New deadline: May 27, 2024. Additional details and application here: surveymonkey.com/r/?sm=3tnAqevW… American Society for Nutrition #Nutrition2024

Our Staff Scientist Rana Chehab Rana Chehab presented her work on racial and ethnic disparities in prevalence of #preeclampsia and eclampsia across BMI categories at #SPER2024.

Our Staff Scientist Rana Chehab Rana Chehab at #ADA2024 sharing her work on associations between childhood obesity and prenatal neighborhood deprivation.

Exciting to see our work highlighted! Our new study examines the link between food insecurity and pregnancy complications. Grateful to collaborate with Yeyi Zhu, Assiamira Ferrara, and the team. Thanks to The Washington Post for covering it! #PregnancyHealth #FoodInsecurity

Our researcher Rana Chehab was on KCBS 106.9 FM/740 AM this morning discussing her study on how access to food may relate to a healthy pregnancy. Listen now: k-p.li/3WMuDw4

🚨Join us as a mentor at the Speed Mentoring Event at #NUTRITION2025 🚨 American Society for Nutrition 📅 Date: June 1, 2025 📍 Orlando, FL ⏳ 7:00 - 9:00 PM ET Give back, share your expertise, and help shape the next generation of nutrition leaders! Sign up by May 1st: forms.gle/f8cMWH6rpz7Kc7…

The DOR team at #ADA2025 included Shalmali Bane, presenting on GDM pharmacology treatment by race and ethnicity, and Rana Chehab on prenatal racial and ethnic segregation and postpartum #diabetes.

Potatoes can absolutely be part of a healthy diet, it’s all about the prep! Thanks to the SF chronicle for including my perspective in their coverage of this new Harvard study🥔