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Stay up-to-date on #ECHOChildHealth Program news in our new and improved newsroom, which includes featured and recent news & updates, key resources, and #ECHODiscovery recordings: duke.is/2/vs5m

In this “Meet Our Speakers” spotlight, Session 2 explores how place and experience shape child health, moderated by Dr. Nicole Bush from University of California, San Francisco: cvent.me/8229Py #ECHOSymposium2025 #ChildDevelopment

#Nutrition during #pregnancy and throughout childhood can influence a child's long-term health. Learn more about the work #ECHOChildHealth Cohort researchers have done to understand the role nutrition plays in children's health & development: duke.is/r/2egh

Science is stronger when it includes lived experience. Our next “Meet Our Speakers” post features Session 3, moderated by Dr. Lee Beers of Children’s National Hospital: cvent.me/8229Py #ECHOSymposium2025 #ChildHealth

About a third of pregnant women in the US lack sufficient vitamin D to support healthy pregnancies − new research ⬇️ theconversation.com/about-a-third-…

Our “Meet Our Speakers” series continues with those that will kick off the day! Hear from our Director, Dr. Matthew Gillman, former participant Jadine Benjamin, & keynote speaker Dr. Susan Kressly of AAP: cvent.me/8229Py #ECHOSymposium2025 #ChildHealth #SciencetoAction

New #ECHOChildHealth Cohort research led by Dr. Jennifer Ames & Dr. Lisa Croen of Kaiser Permanente Research NorCal found exposures to certain flame retardants known as organophosphate esters (OPEs) during #pregnancy may be linked to childhood #autism-related traits. Learn more: duke.is/m/wqnz

We conclude our “Meet our Speakers” series with Dr. Michael Warren (MoD) & Dr. Matthew Gillman. Hear them close #ECHOSymposium2025 with reflections on lessons learned & next steps for translating #ChildHealth research. cvent.me/8229Py #TranslatingScience

Our #ECHOChildHealth research summary tool allows users to filter & search through our bank of 140+ research summaries. Try it out to learn more about the work ECHO investigators are doing to understand the factors influencing #childhealth outcomes: duke.is/g/przv

Get the scoop on how early environmental factors shape #ChildHealth—and how we can translate science into action. Join us Sept. 15 at #ECHOSymposium2025, live in Bethesda or online, for a day of research, insight, and impact! Free registration: cvent.me/8229Py

Recent #ECHOChildHealth research found that children ages 2-4 were exposed to a variety of #chemicals in the environment, including #phenols, #phthalates, & #pesticides, potentially affecting health outcomes later in childhood: duke.is/7/2aeh

Recent #ECHOChildHealth Cohort research led by Akhgar Ghassabian of NYU Grossman School of Medicine found prenatal exposure to certain kinds of #airpollution—including #ParticulateMatter, #ozone, and #NitrogenDioxide—was linked to #autism-related traits. Learn more: duke.is/5/bpra

Exposures to certain organophosphate esters (OPEs)—chemicals found in some flame-retardant materials and plastics—during #pregnancy may be linked to childhood #autism-related traits, according to a recent #ECHOChildHealth Cohort study: duke.is/m/wqnz

Recent #ECHOChildHealth Cohort research led by Dr. Veronica Wang of Harvard Chan Environmental Health found children living in low-income neighborhoods with low food access were at higher risk for developing #asthma. Learn more: duke.is/2/3ceb

Exposure to #airpollution such as #ParticulateMatter, #ozone, and #NitrogenDioxide during #pregnancy may be associated with #autism-related traits in children, according to a recent #ECHOChildHealth Cohort study: duke.is/5/bpra

Recent #ECHOChildHealth Cohort research led by Dr. Melissa Melough of Univ. of Delaware found #VitaminD deficiency in #pregnancy, especially in early pregnancy, may be associated w/thinking skills in childhood, including problem solving & information processing: duke.is/w/deer

An #ECHOChildHealth study led by Dr. Veronica Wang at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found high air pollution increases the risk of #asthma in early childhood. Children living in densely populated areas & areas w/a high population of Black residents were more affected: duke.is/8/26yc

Join us online Wed. 8/13 @ 1 pm ET to see Dr. Maxwell Mansolf of Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine present our next free, public #ECHODiscovery webinar on a data-driven approach for examining the relationship between child eating behaviors & parental feeding practices: duke.is/8/t2dm

Living in low-income neighborhoods w/low food access may be associated w/#asthma risk in children, particularly among girls, Hispanic children, & children whose mothers had less than a high school education, according to an #ECHOChildHealth Cohort study: duke.is/2/3ceb

ECHO researchers measured 111 chemicals in children & found that about 1/3 were detected in over 90% of children ages 2-4 years—including #chemicals like #phenols, #phthalates, & #pesticides— according to #ECHOChildHealth Cohort research. Learn more: duke.is/7/2aeh