Baby Comfort Guide
Baby Comfort Guide published. Find out about the BABY COMFORT app here
Read about the latest Bavarian Longitudinal study into brain volumes in very premature-babies.
Research demonstrates consistently lower volumes across thalamus nuclei in very premature-babies.
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Dieter speaking on Evolutionary Hypotheses
Dieter Wolke giving at Keynote speech on Preterm birth as a “Natural Experiment” to test Evolutionary Hypotheses at the Sigrid Juselius Symposium, Helsinki 5 June 2024
WDR5 Quarks: The long-term outcomes of premature birth
Regine Haunch talks about the long-term outcomes of premature birth and interviews Dieter Wolke (in german) for the WDR5 Quarks – Science and more Programme 14.5.24 Item 51:45 mins into broadcast. Dieter’s interview 1:00:00. Listen here
Read Dieter’s submission to the House of Lords Preterm Birth Committee
Published here May 2024
The work of the Bavarian Longitudinal Study is presented to the GNPI conference in Munich
Dieter stresses the importance of follow-up care that includes family circumstances, parent-child interaction and peer relationships. Read more here
It takes a village: the support needed for early child development. Click to view webinar.
0:02 / 56:32 Dieter Wolke talks to Alumni about the outcomes of longitudinal studies into how Early Year development affects outcomes in later life Webinar aimed at Alumni features among others, Dieter Wolke.
New research into the outcomes for “Big Babies”
Xuan Zhao and colleagues investigate research into the Cognitive and academic outcomes of large-for-gestational age babies born at early term.
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2 new papers published on the outcomes of adults born preterm
Elif Gönen, Eva Liu and colleagues have published work on the long term outcomes of adults born pre-term.
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New study into Human Claustrum Connections
finds robust in vivo detection by DWI-Based Tractography in two large samples.
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Infant2Adult website launched
Find out more about the Infant2Adult project on “Unraveling the Brain’s Role in Mental Health: Exploring Early Regulatory Issues and Their Lifelong Impact” on the new website here.
New research looks into continuity of care for young people with psychotic experiences
Young people (YP) with psychotic experiences (PE) have an increased risk of developing a psychiatric disorder. Therefore, knowledge on continuity of care from child and adolescent (CAMHS) to adult mental health services (AMHS) in relation to PE is important.
…Evaluating teenage transitions to adult mental Health services
New work published into Adaptation and validation of the On Your Own Feet – Transition
Experiences Scale evaluating transitions to adult services among adolescent
mental health service users in Europe
Associations between bed-sharing in Infancy
and childhood internalizing and externalizing symptoms.
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