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Developing Brain Institute at Children's National #researchers & co-authors in Scientific Reports report changes in gross & microscopic placental structure in women with increased levels of prenatal #stress. Recognizing this risk factor early allows for timely interventions via: nature.com/articles/s4159…

This is wonderful news ZERO TO THREE ! Developing Brain Institute at Children's National is SO proud of you, U’nek!

Preterm babies experience a radically different auditory, tactile, and visual environs than term babies. How does this affect their sensory system development and neurodev outcomes? Read about it in our new work! shorturl.at/huAX9 Developing Brain Institute at Children's National Children's National Hospital 🏥 iScience journal

Researchers affiliated with Developing Brain Institute at Children's National will present two oral poster symposia, eight platforms and four posters at #PAS2024. Follow our handle for details about individual sessions, and view our complete speaker lineup via: developingbrainresearchlab.org/pas-2024/

If you’re among the estimated 7K attending #PAS2024 in Toronto, head to 206 BD at 3:45 p.m. TODAY to learn about the association between maternal psychopathology, #SSRI use during pregnancy and altered fetal hippocampal connectivity in utero

Don’t forget to take in this evening’s #PAS2024 poster session in Exhibition Hall E. From 5:15-7:15 p.m., Nickie Andescavage, M.D., presents on behalf of Yao Wu, Ph.D., who is headed to Singapore for a different #research conference (more to come about Dr. Wu’s presentation).

#PAS2024 highlights from Developing Brain Institute at Children's National this am: Katherine M. Ottolini, M.D., w/ “Type of intravenous lipid emulsion affects very preterm brain development” and Tameka T. Watson, M.D., w/ “Timing of growth failure in very premature infants and implications for brain development”

At 11:15 a.m. TODAY, join Josepheen De Asis-Cruz, M.D., Ph.D. in Room 202 as she explains the ‘Associations between antenatal opioid exposure and newborn functional brain connectivity.’ This is one of THREE #PAS2024 presentations of Dr. Cruz’s research. Developing Brain Institute at Children's National Pediatric Academic Societies

At 3:30 TODAY, come by Hall E for #PAS2024 poster presentations by the Developing Brain Institute at Children's National team about the implications of prenatal #COVID exposure; repercussions of therapeutic opioid exposure for infants born #preterm; and brain chemistry in infants whose moms had diabetes Pediatric Academic Societies

At 11:05 a.m. TODAY join us in 718 B for the ‘Best of SPR Featured Science.’ Developing Brain Institute at Children's National’s SPR 2023 Bridging to Success award-winner, Sudeepta K. Basu, M.D., will present ‘GABA-editing spectroscopy for understanding the developing brain in preterm infants’ Pediatric Academic Societies

At 2 p.m. TODAY join us in 201 F as Developing Brain Institute at Children's National’s Kevin M. Cook, Ph.D., presents ‘In utero #SSRI exposure alters fetal cerebral cortical development and structural brain connectivity’ on behalf of first author Josepheen De Asis-Cruz, M.D., Ph.D. Pediatric Academic Societies

Sunday’s Developing Brain Institute at Children's National’s #PAS2024 highlights include a 2:45 p.m. presentation in 201 F by Sudeepta K. Basu, M.D., about the interplay between brain chemistry in preterm infants and cognitive deficits later in life Pediatric Academic Societies

Set your alarm! Join us bright and early Monday, at 8 a.m. in Room 204, as Stephanie L. Merhar, M.D., MS, presents ‘Antenatal #opioid exposure is associated with reduced global and regional brain volumes in newborns,’ research co-authored with Developing Brain Institute at Children's National ‘s Yao Wu, Ph.D.

I am so proud of all of our #PAS2024 presentations. Please join us at 1 p.m. in 203 for our team’s final presentation Pediatric Academic Societies, when Jung-Hoon Kim, Ph.D., presents 'Improved prediction of fetal neurobiological features by censoring high-motion frames in fetal functional #MRI’

GM,#PAS2025 attendees. We know Saturday’s agenda is packed, but we hope to see you some of today’s Developing Brain Institute at Children's National’s posters and Oral Abstracts!

An enormous TY to this morning’s Developing Brain Institute at Children's National #PAS2025 presenters: Yao Wu, Caroline Wambach & Jung-Hoon Kim. Special thanks to Dr. Wu for also presenting for Maria G. Mora Alvarez, for Dr. Kim battling through a cold; and Kevin M. Cook, for juggling presenting & co-moderating!

Attending the penultimate day of #PAS2025? I hope you can make time for a diverse array of poster presentations and Oral Abstracts by researchers affiliated with Developing Brain Institute at Children's National on Sunday.

#PAS2025 presentations on Sunday, cont.

#PAS2025 presentations take time to prepare & perfect, & Nickie Andescavage adds expertise from abstract submission through presentation. Developing Brain Institute at Children's National is fortunate to benefit from her knowledge! Stop by Room 313A 2:30-2:45 p.m. 2 hear her discuss placental function #research.

We’re entering the #PAS2025 home stretch on Monday, finishing the conference w/ two Developing Brain Institute at Children's National oral abstracts: Hear Susan Weiner’s award-winning abstract at 9:30-9:45 am in Room 319, followed by Yao Wu’s presentation at 9:45-10 am in Room 314.