Recently, families, staff, and hospital leaders had the pleasure of reading to our NICU babies as part of a nationwide NICU read-a-thon. Research shows that reading to babies like Ada, can promote brain development, language and social-emotional skills during their development.

Just got back from the amazing EAPS Congress meeting in Barcelona where I had the opportunity to share one of our recent machine learning projects. What a fantastic meeting! #EAPS2022

Alexandra Lahart representing STLChildrensHospital Washington University Division of Newborn Medicine at the annual CHNC symposium. Proving that we are using less antibiotics in the NICU!

Dr. Gillian Pet representing STLChildrensHospital Washington University Division of Newborn Medicine at the annual CHNC symposium. We have been successful in decreasing early intubations in the delivery room!

This is why Washington University Division of Newborn Medicine is the place to work. We have the best boss! Alexandra Lahart

We have instituted preventable harm huddles to improve neonatal outcomes. Thanks to authors @AnadkatJagruti, Dr. Rakesh Rao and one of our wonderful NNP, Lisa Schuller. #CHNC Washington University Division of Newborn Medicine STLChildrensHospital

Proud of the great work shared by our faculty, fellows, and APNs at the annual #CHNC symposium! @WUSTLPeds Wash U in St. Louis Neonatology Fellowship

Dr. Luke Viehl, one of our awesome third year Washington University Division of Newborn Medicine fellows, implementing psychological safety strategies in the STLChildrensHospital NICU. #CHNC

G2 is derived from a series of analogs that were discovered in the labs of #WashUMed Dean David Perlmutter, MD, Pediatrics Chair Gary Silverman, MD, PhD, and Washington University Division of Newborn Medicine's Stephen Pak, PhD. medicine.wustl.edu/news/cellular-…

Two of our amazing faculty members, Emily Fishman, MD (Emily Fishman, MD) and Gillian Pet, MD participated in the CHNC and NEC Society fun run to help raise support for NEC!

At the Inaugural F. Sessions Cole, MD Lectureship in Newborn Medicine (Washington University Division of Newborn Medicine & @WUSTLPeds) NICHD (@NICHD_NIH) Director Diana Bianchi, MD (Diana Bianchi) discussed advancements in prenatal and neonatal precision medicine. Thank you for a great talk!

Thrilled to be at Wash U today to honor Sesh Cole and his many contributions to neonates at the first inaugural lecture in his name. Sesh played an important role in my career trajectory. Thank you Sesh!

Honored to have NICHD (@NICHD_NIH) Director Diana Bianchi, MD (Diana Bianchi) serve as our inaugural lecturer for the F. Sessions Cole, MD Lectureship in Newborn Medicine today (@WUSTLPeds)! Thank you for a great talk on advancements in prenatal and neonatal precision medicine!

Congratulations to Dr. Cole on the launch of the Inaugural F. Sessions Cole Lectureship in Newborn Medicine! Washington University Division of Newborn Medicine WashU Medicine Division of Physician-Scientists

We are so excited to welcome our next class of Newborn Medicine fellows in July!!!

Our Fathers First Initiative delivered holiday gifts to the amazing dads in our NICU, PICU, and CICU today! @jessedavismd leads a wonderful initiative to bring together and support our dads through fun offerings and events, including tonight’s holiday gathering to watch football!

So proud of our NICU team involved in the care of Vivi and her family! After spending 256 days in the NICU, they will be celebrating Christmas at home together!

Congratulations to one of our fantastic faculty members, Lila Nolan, MD (@LNolanMD), who was selected as a 2023 Dean's Scholar!

Congratulations to Ellen Schill, MD, PhD, who has received the SPR's 2023 David G. Nathan Award in Basic Research! pediatrics.wustl.edu/ellen-schill-m…

Congratulations to our @WUSTLPeds Newborn Medicine faculty and fellows (Wash U in St. Louis Neonatology Fellowship) who presented at this year's Pediatric Academic Societies!