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Center of emphasis within @CHOP_Research informing children's health policy & practice with quality research. đź“© Newsletter: https://xitter.cf/t.co/GMjLj8mhkr

 Philadelphia, PA
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Joined May 2012
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🎥 FRIDAY VIEWING Framing Strategies to Move Beyond Stigma frameworksinstitute.org/even… @FrameWorksInst

Framing Strategies to Move Beyond Stigma

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How are short-term changes in air pollution related to spontaneous preterm birth? A team of CHOP and Penn researchers explored this question in @AnnalsOfEpi 🔗: doi.org/10.1016/j.annepidem.…
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Which patient characteristics and presenting concerns are linked to elevated suicide risk among adolescents visiting the emergency department for physical health concerns? PolicyLab researchers answered this question in a recent study ⬇️ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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📰 FRIDAY READING Preterm Babies Often Face Early Language Delays as Children. CHOP Teamed Up With a Philly Mom to Help Reduce This Risk phillyvoice.com/preterm-babi…

Preterm babies often face early language delays as children. CHOP teamed up with a Philly mom to...

A new program offers educational workshops and free books. It also helps parents navigate an experience that can feel 'isolating.'

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Family-centered rounds are standard of care in pediatrics. Yet only half of caregivers who prefer a language other than English participate. Our researchers tried to improve that rate ⬇️ doi.org/10.1542/hpeds.2025-0…
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How did continuous Medicaid coverage during the COVID-19 pandemic impact children's health, development and academic outcomes? Drs. Erica Eliason (@eleliason) and @AditiVasan asked this question in a recent @AcademicPeds study ⤵️ doi.org/10.1016/j.acap.2026.…
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Some research is best explored through conversation. 🎧️ Our latest audio feature examines how immigration policy uncertainty can affect prenatal care access, and what providers can do to help immigrant families feel safe seeking care. policylabchop.substack.com/p…
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📰 FRIDAY READING Pennsylvania Could Lose SNAP. Here’s One Way to Save It ldi.upenn.edu/our-work/resea… @PennLDI

Pennsylvania Could Lose SNAP. Here’s One Way to Save It

Food policy experts argue that a sweetened-drink tax could help Pennsylvania meet new federal SNAP funding requirements.

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Our researchers wanted to know whether naloxone was available for teens in school. In a recent study in Substance Use: Research and Treatment, they surveyed school nurses to find the answer ⬇️ doi.org/10.1177/297683572614…
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NEW in @ResearchSleep Associations Between Daily Neighborhood Crime and Physical Disorder Exposure and Sleep Patterns in Adolescents pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4261…
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What does it look like to foster the sexual health of teens amid current policy and funding uncertainty? Dr. Marne Castillo and Bevin Gwiazdowski gave us a peek into how they’re navigating their research and what they’re learning in real time. policylab.chop.edu/blog/crea…

Creativity in Uncertainty: Centering Youth as Sexual & Reproductive Health Policy Shifts

Editor's Note: This post is part of our Blind Spots series, exploring how current and potential future policy changes will affect children, families, and communities, and what can be done to mitigate...

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📰 FRIDAY READING in @latimes Letters to the Editor: When domestic violence survivors say they’re in danger, believe them latimes.com/opinion/letters-…

Letters to the Editor: When domestic violence survivors say they’re in danger, believe them

'Dismissing their risk assessment can be fatal. We must also build proactive responses that support the entire family,' writes two L.A. Times readers.

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No single system can meet every family’s needs when they’re experiencing intimate partner violence. A new PolicyLab blog shares examples of how health, human service, and community organizations can work together to support families. policylab.chop.edu/blog/how-…

How Health and Human Service Professionals Can Address Intimate Partner Violence While Supporting...

Image How can family-serving professionals respond to intimate partner violence (IPV) in ways that support survivors’ safety and healing—while also protecting children and strengthening the broader...

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Dr. Dan Zheng spoke with @GoHealio about new research examining racial disparities in survival among children with AML, including the role of illness severity at diagnosis and relapse rates. Read the interview ⤵️ healio.com/news/hematology-o…

Presentation acuity partially explains AML survival disparities, but relapse rates do not

Black children with acute myeloid leukemia are significantly more likely to present with high cardiovascular and respiratory acuity at cancer diagnosis, which partially explains survival disparities...

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Community health workers can play an important role in pediatric care, but many programs remain under-resourced. Our new issue brief examines the research on CHWs in pediatrics and what’s needed to strengthen and sustain the workforce. policylab.chop.edu/sites/def…
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PolicyLab’s Stephanie Garcia and Cynthia Amezcua of FreeFrom published a letter in the @latimes responding to recent reporting on domestic violence restraining orders and gaps that can leave survivors and families at risk. latimes.com/opinion/letters-…

Letters to the Editor: When domestic violence survivors say they’re in danger, believe them

'Dismissing their risk assessment can be fatal. We must also build proactive responses that support the entire family,' writes two L.A. Times readers.

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📰 FRIDAY READING How Health and Human Service Professionals Can Address Intimate Partner Violence While Supporting the Whole Family policylab.chop.edu/blog/how-…

How Health and Human Service Professionals Can Address Intimate Partner Violence While Supporting...

Image How can family-serving professionals respond to intimate partner violence (IPV) in ways that support survivors’ safety and healing—while also protecting children and strengthening the broader...

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Want to keep up with what's happening at PolicyLab? 📬️ We round up our latest research, insights and policy perspectives in our newsletter and deliver them straight to your inbox twice a month. Subscribe and stay in the loop. policylabchop.substack.com/
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“Taking an optimistic approach, chaos can create change for good, and we can look at this challenging time as a moment for creativity.” In a Q&A, our researchers share how they’re moving their work forward supporting marginalized youth’s sexual health. policylab.chop.edu/blog/crea…

Creativity in Uncertainty: Centering Youth as Sexual & Reproductive Health Policy Shifts

Editor's Note: This post is part of our Blind Spots series, exploring how current and potential future policy changes will affect children, families, and communities, and what can be done to mitigate...

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Supporting a survivor of intimate partner violence also means thinking about the children and family relationships around them. We're sharing perspectives from practitioners working to build more family-centered, culturally responsive approaches to IPV. policylab.chop.edu/blog/how-…

How Health and Human Service Professionals Can Address Intimate Partner Violence While Supporting...

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