Children from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds were more likely to experience developmental vulnerability, especially in communication skills and general knowledge. #Meded #SoMe4PedSurg #Pediatrics #PublicHealth #ChildhoodDevelopment https://t.co/QrAo5WR5kP

In 24 LLMICs, under-five mortality reduction requires prioritizing breastfeeding promotion, maternal education, antenatal care, and other determinants. #Meded #SoMe4PedSurg #RiskFactors #AntenatalCare #Breastfeeding #UnderFiveMortality #Pediatrics https://t.co/s8hzLDT03L

"Conversely, people who had experienced recurrent pregnancy loss showed no increased risk of gestational diabetes but were 37 per cent more likely to develop pre-eclampsia, a potentially dangerous complication characterised by high blood pressure, in later pregnancies.

"People who had experienced a miscarriage were 44 per cent more likely to develop gestational diabetes during later pregnancies but only 6 per cent more likely to develop high blood pressure in subsequent pregnancies." https://t.co/2wj83M6wFK

Well done Dr Jennifer Dunne from #EpiResearchLab at Curtin University for leading this exciting study published by @eClinicalMed - a Lancet's family journal.

GREAT paper! @MMBirhanu Keep the hard work!

Well done PhD Candidate Bir Doj Rai from #epiresearchlab for publishing his scoping review https://t.co/kvXLWLUo4l

Great opportunity

Climate change could pose a big risk to Australians’ reproductive health with a new, large-scale #CurtinUniversity study revealing a possible link between extreme bioclimatic exposure during #pregnancy and #babies’ birthweights for gestational age:

NEW RESEARCH: Critical Windows of Maternal Exposure to Biothermal Stress and Birth Weight for Gestational Age in Western Australia ➡️ https://t.co/VnqKRHQXc4 @SD_Nyadanu @GavinFPereira @Giz_Tessema @CurtinUni

"Both weekly and monthly specific extreme biothermal stress exposures showed potential critical susceptible windows of SGA and LGA during late gestational periods with disproportionate sociodemographic vulnerabilities."

Welcome Dr @SD_Nyadanu for your excellent paper in the esteemed Environmental Health Perspectives https://t.co/QIkOv8Rc54

Well done @DanielGashaneh for your hard work and nice paper https://t.co/MQTcQa3ikX

Exciting times ahead as we bring together EMCRs with a shared interest in South Asian migrant studies! Grateful for this wonderful team. Can't wait to delve into the rich complexities of our research. Here's to collaboration and meaningful discoveries @RobsInstitute @AdelaideSPH

Excited and grateful to share that I have promoted to Associate Professor at @CurtinUni. Thank you for my amazing mentors, collaborators, PhD students, and the unwavering support from families and friends. #epiresearchlab

It was indeed a fruitful and effective workshop and great fun meeting with you all. Thanks @drankursingh99 for organising a successful event.

So delighted to have been awarded the 2023 Raine BrightSpark Research Prize for impact, innovation and significance of our research published @PLOSMedicine https://t.co/FGtyT2TtMS @CurtinUni @theCEFH

For sub-Saharan African #epidemiology researchers! #MCR - worth applying.

Bullets and artillery shells hitting very close to the famous St. Giorgis church at #Lalibela. @UNESCO should send a fact finding mission to investigate the damages and possible dangers to the sacred site. @elounasso @AAzoulay @mechtildrossler @JyotiHosagrahar

It's heartbreaking to see innocent Amhara lives lost to lack of medicine, food, transportation, and vaccines. We urge global leaders to act NOW! 🌍 #AmharaGenocide #AidForAmhara #WarOnAmhara #AmharaUnderAttack @MikeHammerUSA @UN @bbc @cnn