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Aletha Akers, MD, MPH
Aletha Akers

Dr. Akers is an adolescent gynecologist and her research focuses on improving reproductive health outcomes among adolescent women by reducing teen pregnancy, and reducing sexually transmitted infection rates by increasing adolescents’ access to high quality reproductive health services.

E-mail:
akersa [at] chop.edu
Emily F. Gregory, MD, MHS
Emily F. Gregory

Dr. Gregory's overall career goal is to develop clinical programs to decrease rates of preterm birth. As a pediatric primary care physician-researcher, she seeks to leverage existing pediatric systems and opportunities for care to achieve this goal.

E-mail:
gregorye [at] chop.edu
Cynthia J. Mollen, MD, MSCE
Cynthia J. Mollen

Dr. Mollen's research career has been focusing on using non traditional setting as sites for interventions to improve adolescent reproductive health. She founded and oversees a research program in Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Emergency Department that provides sexual health education and HIV testing services, and explores intervention opportunities for increasing access to reproductive health services in the ED.

E-mail:
mollenc [at] chop.edu

From Mentors to Making it Your Own: Inspiration From Women in STEM

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Mar 8, 2021
in Cornerstone Blog
Inspiration from Women in STEM at CHOP
Nominated by their Centers of Emphasis, women in STEM share what drives them, their words of wisdom, and why they do what they do.

Snapshot Science: Can Mothers Transfer SARS-CoV-2 Antibodies to Their Newborns?

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Feb 4, 2021
in Cornerstone Blog
Snapshot Science: Can Mothers Transfer SARS-CoV-2 Antibodies to Their Newborns?
Researchers found that antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 efficiently cross the placenta.

Driving Change in Practice and Policy With CPCE PolicyLab Pilot Grants

Published on
Oct 12, 2020
in Cornerstone Blog
CPCE Pilot Grant Awards
Learn about the research projects supported by CPCE/PolicyLab Pilot Grants and how they seek to drive change in policy and practice.

Early Career Physician Scientist Wins Award to Advance Rare Lung Disease Research

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Sep 16, 2020
in Cornerstone Blog
David Frank Doris Duke
Rare pediatric lung disease project supported by Doris Duke Charitable Foundation will help advance biorepository of lung specimens.

Neighborhood Violent Crime Associated with Perceived Stress in Pregnancy

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Aug 11, 2020
in Press Releases
CHOP Researchers found that neighborhood violent crime is associated with high levels of perceived stress during pregnancy.

Off Campus: ‘Dropping In’ at the Skate Park

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May 29, 2020
in Cornerstone Blog
Off Campus Alyssa Ciampaglia
Throw on a helmet and strap on some knee pads to cruise the concrete jungle with Alyssa Ciampaglia, MS.

Snapshot Science: Does In Utero BPA Exposure Affect Genes Related to Development of Diabetes and Obesity in Amniocytes?

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Feb 21, 2020
in Cornerstone Blog
BPA in Pregnancy
Exposure to BPA in utero during critical periods of fetal development linked to obesity and diabetes.
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