News & Updates
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Connections Corner: Pediatric Academic Societies 2025 Meeting
The 2025 Meeting of the Pediatric Academic Societies is coming up soon in Honolulu, HI on March 24-28, 2025. This meeting unites the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Society for Pediatric Research, the American Pediatric Society, and the American Pediatrics Association and connects the global academic pediatric community to advance scientific discovery and promote innovation…
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Connections Corner: DOHaD World Congress Abstract Submission is Now Open!
Don’t miss this opportunity to attend the 13th Annual DOHaD World Congress to connect and learn with scientists from across the globe! Abstract submissions to present in Buenos Aires, Argentina on September 7-10, 2025 for the DOHaD World Congress is now open – click here to learn more.
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Announcing US x Canada DOHaD Trainee Tuesday!
We’re thrilled to announce Trainee Tuesday Seminar Series, a new program and collaboration between the US DOHaD Society and DOHaD Canada’s Trainee Development Committee! DOHaD trainees from the US and Canada are welcome to join in these bimonthly 30-minute seminars to learn about the newest research in the field and connect with international colleagues! On…
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2025 Program Announcement!
We are so excited to announce keynote speakers, topic sessions, and our trainee day programming for the upcoming Annual Meeting of the US DOHaD Society! This year’s meeting theme is Beyond 1000 Days. Our topics and speakers are pushing the boundaries of the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease research to understand the influences on…
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Connections Corner: Society for Reproductive Investigation and DOHaD Meet Up
The 72nd Annual Meeting of the Society for Reproductive Investigation is coming up soon in Charlotte, NC on March 25-29, 2025. This year’s meeting, “Diversity Drives Innovation” is set to include an expansive scientific program including presentations from some familiar faces from the US DOHaD Society Leadership! Online registration is open until March 4th –…
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Connections Corner: Society of Toxicology and DOHaD Meet-Up
The 64th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology and ToxExpo is coming up soon in Orlando, FL March 16-20, 2025! Along with a rich scientific program highlighting topics like “Climate Risks to Human Health” and over 2,000 poster presentations, SOT also hosts exhibitions, social events, and continuing education training for participants joining from across…
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Registration and Abstract Submission open for the 2025 US DOHaD Annual Meeting and OHSU DOHaD Summer Course!
Registration and abstract submissions for the 9th Annual Meeting of the US DOHaD Society is now open! We’re excited to be hosting this year’s meeting in conjunction with the OHSU DOHaD Summer Course on OHSU’s stunning waterfront campus in Portland, Oregon! This partnership between the US DOHaD Society and the DOHaD Summer Course is a…
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Announcing the 2025 Annual Meeting theme!
As we ring in the new year, the US DOHaD Society is excited to announce the theme for our 9th Annual Meeting: Beyond 1000 Days! With this theme, we aim to broaden and deepen the conversation about Developmental Origins of Health and Disease and the critical periods that shape lifelong health. Why “Beyond 1000 Days”?…
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Happy Holidays from the US DOHaD Society!
As the year comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to celebrate our incredible members of the US DOHaD Society. We’ve shared a year filled with discoveries, inspiring collaborations, and vibrant scientific discussions. From impactful research to new connections built at our annual meeting, this year in the US DOHaD Society has…
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In the Know: Influences of gestational diabetes on milk metabolome
A recent study using one of the largest US-based cohorts of infants of diabetic pregnancies explored how gestational diabetes (GD) affects the composition of human milk and its potential influence on infant growth and body composition. Researchers analyzed milk samples from nearly 350 mother-infant pairs one month postpartum. Using advanced metabolomic profiling techniques, they identified…