Ecological perspectives on stress, women's reproduction and child development. Lead by Pablo Nepomnaschy and Katrina Salvante
Burnaby, British Columbia
Joined June 2019
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SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Here's what to expect for 2025 US DOHaD Annual Meeting: Beyond 1000 Days! Don't forget to stay tuned for registration details, abstract submission deadlines, and our Annual Meeting Program. Visit our Annual Meetings page for the latest information (link in bio)
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Just a reminder to let us know about your research so we can highlight it on our social media! We love celebrating our members 😊
Do you want to have your research highlighted in our US DOHaD News & Updates? Fill out this form and share your publication with us!
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SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
American Heart Association @American_Heart celebrates 100 years in Chicago on Nov 15-18! This meeting is focused on the latest innovations for scientists, clinicians, & researchers interested in all aspects of cardiovascular disease!
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SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Wonderful @DrAnyaArthurs speaking on circRNAs in ageing placenta & unexplained stillbirth Convincing evidence that warrants further research @ReproductionSRB @Flinders @FlindersHMRI
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
The UBC Learning Circle is hosting an information session for the Indigenous Public Health Training Program, which is currently accepting applications for the 2025 winter institute!
Learn more at the link below.
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SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Thrilled to see the opening President’s Lecture @ReproductionSRB by the amazing @CarolineGarget1 Her discovery of endometrial stem/progenitor cells ➡️➡️regeneration cancer endometriosis & new ways to treat pelvic organ prolapse ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Champion for Women 👏👏👏👏
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
So glad to see this again!! Graphical abstract summarizes the systemic changes we observed in early vs late-onset preeclampsia! 🩸🤰🧫
This study investigates maternal systemic immune responses during early and late pre-eclampsia. Discover how these responses differentially impact endothelial cell activation when compared to those during an uncomplicated pregnancy: ow.ly/Yuif50U0RnV. #ReadTheJI #immunology
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
This is an excellent look at the myths & misconceptions about hormone replacement therapy.
It's nice to see an in-depth investigation of science & women's health written in such an accessible way.
H/T @AJPRenalEIC for flagging the article.
womenshealthmag.com/health/a…
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
New Deadline!!! Send us your proposals up to December 6th. @DOHaD_Society @EuropeanDOHaD @USDOHaD @Dohadcanada @DOHaDAfrica @DOHaD_AR @BrasilDohad @DOHaDChile @DOHaD_Colombia
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Over half of all Canadian women have experienced at least one incident of physical or sexual violence since the age of 16.
Follow us all month long to learn what abuse is, and how to help stop it. If you or someone you know needs help, visit: ontario.ca/SAFE
#WAPM2024
ALT Woman Abuse Prevention Month
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
At @nourishingftrs conference - @SibsonVicky @1stepsnutrition describing advocacy efforts to mitigate infant food insecurity in the UK #NFNC2024
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
The Women's Health Seminar Series is just around the corner ⏰ Whether you’re a trainee, researcher, clinician, or simply passionate about health research, these sessions are packed with insights that could shape the future of women's health 🤩
Register: ow.ly/114G50Tiqaa
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Check out this @TheNWHN article for #WomensHeartHealthWednesday! 💜 In "Since You Asked – Does Heart Disease Show Up Differently in Women?," Dr. Martha Gulati, cardiologist at @SmidtHeart and member of the SWHR Heart Working Group, shares more: ow.ly/NY5V50SW0bt
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Do you work in Public Health within a Local Authority? Fancied doing a PhD but never found the right time to apply? Get in touch if you are interested in applying with support from UCL Anthropology - we have a great Medical + Biological Anthropology team🙂
The NIHR Doctoral Local Authority Fellowship Scheme is now inviting applications! This is your chance to pursue a fully funded PhD while continuing your work in a local authority setting. Open to staff and charities working with Local Authorities.
Apply👇
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SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Are you interested in furthering menopause research? This is survey to help identify gaps in research/care. uchicago.co1.qualtrics.com/j…
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Link to register 👇👇👇us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
Calling all authors in Biology of Sex Differences! If you are with 6 years of degree completion you are eligible for an early career award. You get $$ and a speaking slot at #OSSD25. @OSSDtweets
Deadline is Sept 1.
Announcing the Biology of Sex Differences Early Career Award! Nominations being accepted now!
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SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
As we look towards our Annual Meeting, we’re thrilled to highlight some of our keynote speakers, Dr. Marisa Spann & Dr. James Gern! To see all of our keynote speakers visit our Annual Meetings page.
usdohad.org/annual-meetings/
SFU Maternal and Child Health Lab retweeted
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