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A protein(FOXI3) in skin cells builds the right environment for facial structures to form. Mutations disrupt this environment, causing birth defects. This reveals why craniofacial disorders occur and suggests new treatment.😀
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www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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This work has been published at the Journal of Anatomy.

Congratulations to all authors!

#Craniofacial
#Embryogenesis
#Cartilage
#Pterygoid

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2026 Craniofacial Morphogenesis and Tissue Regeneration Conference GRC The 2026 Gordon Research Conference on Craniofacial Morphogenesis and Tissue Regeneration will be held in Ventura, California. Apply today to reserve your spot.

Last couple spots remaining for the Craniofacial GRC in sunny CA! Looks to be a full house, with a great set of up-and-coming #craniofacial biologists spanning evo/devo, genetics, multiomics all the way to stem cells, engineering and repair. @brugmannlab.bsky.social www.grc.org/craniofacial...

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Promotional graphic for a January 12 episode of the Disability Daily Podcast featuring Andy Pleasants. The poster includes the podcast logo, a colorful geometric background, and a portrait photo of Pleasants standing outdoors, wearing glasses and a patterned shirt, with a visible tracheostomy tube at his throat. Text identifies him as a Deaf and craniofacial difference advocate.

Promotional graphic for a January 12 episode of the Disability Daily Podcast featuring Andy Pleasants. The poster includes the podcast logo, a colorful geometric background, and a portrait photo of Pleasants standing outdoors, wearing glasses and a patterned shirt, with a visible tracheostomy tube at his throat. Text identifies him as a Deaf and craniofacial difference advocate.

Today on the #Disability Daily #Podcast we celebrate #Deaf & craniofacial difference advocate Andy Pleasants!

Listen & read transcript: tinyurl.com/DisabilityDaily

#CraniofacialDifference #tracheostomy #accessibility #a11y #AndyPleasants #craniofacial #AndySigns #ASL #PleasantAndy #trach

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In their paper, Sarah Gerstner, Hanna Berger-Santangelo, Silke Pauli, Annette Borchers & co used the #Xenopus model to study a rare syndrome with #Craniofacial malformations caused by truncating variants in fibrosin-like 1, which they identified in 2020.

#RareDisease

Read doi.org/10.1242/dmm....

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We’re excited to attend the @Facialartists #ASMS Pediatric #Maxillofacial Course @MountSinaiNYC this weekend! Looking forward to connecting with clinicians & researchers and sharing how #3dMD’s dynamic-3D/4D #imaging solutions support surgical planning and outcomes- #Craniofacial

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2026 Craniofacial Morphogenesis and Tissue Regeneration Conference GRC The 2026 Gordon Research Conference on Craniofacial Morphogenesis and Tissue Regeneration will be held in Ventura, California. Apply today to reserve your spot.

Think about craniofacial biology in sunny California😎! Don't forget to submit an abstract for the 2026 GRC Craniofacial. Many talk slots available from abstract selections. Deadline for talk abstracts 14 Dec, coming soon.... ☠️🐭🐟🐸🧬 #craniofacial #genetics #neuralcrest www.grc.org/craniofacial...

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•	There are many different types of craniofacial differences.
o	The most common, cleft lip and palate, most often occurs by chance and there is not a clear genetic reason to explain why someone has a cleft.
o	Some craniofacial differences have an underlying genetic cause, and genetic testing can be helpful in understanding if there are any other health concerns associated with a person's craniofacial difference.
•	If you are interested in understanding why you have a craniofacial difference, a genetics team can discuss why craniofacial differences occur and if genetic testing could be helpful.
•	If you have personal or family history of craniofacial differences, you can meet with prenatal genetic counselor to discuss the chances of having a child with a craniofacial difference.

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• There are many different types of craniofacial differences. o The most common, cleft lip and palate, most often occurs by chance and there is not a clear genetic reason to explain why someone has a cleft. o Some craniofacial differences have an underlying genetic cause, and genetic testing can be helpful in understanding if there are any other health concerns associated with a person's craniofacial difference. • If you are interested in understanding why you have a craniofacial difference, a genetics team can discuss why craniofacial differences occur and if genetic testing could be helpful. • If you have personal or family history of craniofacial differences, you can meet with prenatal genetic counselor to discuss the chances of having a child with a craniofacial difference. UNMC MMI logo and branding.

•	Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are essential in providing assessment and intervention for feeding/dysphagia and speech disorders from infancy through adulthood for individuals with craniofacial differences.
•	Craniofacial anomalies such as cleft lip/palate, craniosynostosis, and craniofacial microsomia frequently result in feeding difficulties due to structural and functional impairments affecting sucking, swallowing, and airway protection. SLPs collaborate with other specialists to optimize feeding strategies, which may include specialized bottles, positional changes, and, in severe cases, surgical interventions or tube feeding to ensure adequate nutrition and prevent aspiration.
•	Speech development is also commonly affected in children with craniofacial differences. Structural anomalies can lead to velopharyngeal insufficiency, hypernasality, articulation errors, and delayed language acquisition. SLPs are responsible for early identification, ongoing monitoring, and targeted therapy to address these deficits, working closely with other specialists. 

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• Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are essential in providing assessment and intervention for feeding/dysphagia and speech disorders from infancy through adulthood for individuals with craniofacial differences. • Craniofacial anomalies such as cleft lip/palate, craniosynostosis, and craniofacial microsomia frequently result in feeding difficulties due to structural and functional impairments affecting sucking, swallowing, and airway protection. SLPs collaborate with other specialists to optimize feeding strategies, which may include specialized bottles, positional changes, and, in severe cases, surgical interventions or tube feeding to ensure adequate nutrition and prevent aspiration. • Speech development is also commonly affected in children with craniofacial differences. Structural anomalies can lead to velopharyngeal insufficiency, hypernasality, articulation errors, and delayed language acquisition. SLPs are responsible for early identification, ongoing monitoring, and targeted therapy to address these deficits, working closely with other specialists. UNMC MMI logo and branding.

•	The Department of Pediatric Feeding Disorders has an interdisciplinary team to address all aspects of a feeding concern (medical, nutritional, feeding skill, and behavioral health) and provide individualized treatment that fits your child. We only do feeding all day, everyday, which gives us the experience and expertise needed to address the complex needs of individuals with craniofacial differences.
•	We have a unique 8-week, all-day treatment program to give your child a jump start when they need to learn to eat baby food, drink fluids, and/or learn to chew.
•	We also have an interdisciplinary outpatient program (one appointment weekly) staffed with all of the healthcare professionals your child needs to learn to eat and drink, including a psychologist, speech-language pathologist, and registered dietitian. We offer joint appointments during which multiple disciplines work with you and your child at the same time to treat your child as effectively and efficiently as possible.

UNMC MMI logo and branding.

• The Department of Pediatric Feeding Disorders has an interdisciplinary team to address all aspects of a feeding concern (medical, nutritional, feeding skill, and behavioral health) and provide individualized treatment that fits your child. We only do feeding all day, everyday, which gives us the experience and expertise needed to address the complex needs of individuals with craniofacial differences. • We have a unique 8-week, all-day treatment program to give your child a jump start when they need to learn to eat baby food, drink fluids, and/or learn to chew. • We also have an interdisciplinary outpatient program (one appointment weekly) staffed with all of the healthcare professionals your child needs to learn to eat and drink, including a psychologist, speech-language pathologist, and registered dietitian. We offer joint appointments during which multiple disciplines work with you and your child at the same time to treat your child as effectively and efficiently as possible. UNMC MMI logo and branding.

There are many resources available at #unmcMMI to assist with #craniofacial differences. To learn more about the Departments of Genetic Medicine, Speech-Language Pathology, and Pediatric Feeding Disorders, visit:
www.unmc.edu/mmi/services...

#mmiGeneticMedicine #mmiSLP #mmiFeeding

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Geometric design; UNMC MMI logo and branding; text: September is Craniofacial Acceptance Month. The mission of Children's Craniofacial Association is empowering and giving hope to individuals and families affected by facial differences. We envision a world where everyone is accepted for who they are, not how they look.

Geometric design; UNMC MMI logo and branding; text: September is Craniofacial Acceptance Month. The mission of Children's Craniofacial Association is empowering and giving hope to individuals and families affected by facial differences. We envision a world where everyone is accepted for who they are, not how they look.

September is #CraniofacialAcceptanceMonth, promoting acceptance and kindness for those with #craniofacial differences.

The Children's Craniofacial Association hopes you will join them in wearing yellow to celebrate. If you would like to share your related stories, feel free to tag us!

#unmcMMI

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AmeriFace - July is National Cleft & Craniofacial Awareness & Prevention Month (NCCAPM)! Are you caring for a child with cleft lip and/or palate or other craniofacial condition? Welcome to AmeriFace, the premier support organization for the cleft/craniofacial community!

"Cleft and craniofacial conditions affect thousands of infants, children, teens and adults in the United States each year. "

#Cleft #Craniofacial #CleftAndCraniofacialPreventionAwarenessAndPrevention

www.ameriface.org/nccapm.html

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ChildLife Blog & Podcast of ACLP Child life profession blog

"About 1 in every 1,600 babies is born with cleft lip with cleft palate in the United States (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2023). "

#NationalCleftandCraniofacialAwarenessandPreventionMonth #Cleft #Craniofacial

www.childlife.org/resources-le...

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Best way to celebrate #cleft and #craniofacial awareness month: check out our new #ASHASIG5 article!

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"Orofacial clefts and other craniofacial conditions have negative effects on children´s ability to feed and their language development. "
#NationalCleftandCraniofacialAwarenessandPreventionMonth #Cleft #Craniofacial
nationaltoday.com/national-cle...

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Clinically Relevant Resources on Autism and Cleft Feeding - ASHA Journals Academy ASHA’s clinicians work in a variety of different roles, with multiple populations, and across many settings. In fact, this may be your reality right now! If so, keep on reading—because you’re going to...

The June issue of Perspectives is now live! Read about the forums on intersectional approaches to language in #autism from #ASHASIG1 and feeding infants with #cleft & #craniofacial conditions from #ASHASIG5 on.asha.org/3Th69ca #SLPeeps #SLP2Be @sigperspectives.bsky.social @csdisseminate.bsky.social

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3dMD customer research Chang Gung Memorial Hospital
applies #MachineLearning to #health … Automated 3D facial smile attractiveness assessment before and after #orthognathic surgery using transfer learning: A preliminary study. #AI #Craniofacial 3dmd.com/2025/05/28/2...

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#CustomFit 3dMD customer research at Universitätsklinikum Tübingen… Development of an individualized and functional #CPAP ventilation #mask using a fully digital workflow by facial scanning and additive manufacturing for a child with #craniofacial anomalies. 3dmd.com/2025/05/05/2...

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Awesome #3dMD customer research collaboration between Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist & Children’s Health in Dallas… Anterior Craniofacial Changes Following Occipital Switch Cranioplasty in Unilateral Lambdoid #Craniosynostosis. #Craniofacial #CraniometricsCalculator 3dmd.com/2025/03/31/2...

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More perceptive #3dMD customer research at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital… Long-Term Outcome of Nasal Base Tripod in Patients with Unilateral #Cleft: A 3-Dimensional Relationship Among Columellar and Alar Bases. #Craniofacial #health #DigitalHuman 3dmd.com/2025/03/15/2...

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More exciting #3dMD customer research at Children’s Health in Dallas… Two-Year Progressive Cranial Changes Following the Melbourne Technique for Sagittal #Craniosynostosis. #Craniofacial #CraniometricsCalculator #health #DigitalHuman 3dmd.com/2025/01/31/2...

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Do not miss #3dMD customer research at Children’s Health in Dallas… Dynamic three-dimensional facial topography in pediatric facial palsy: Understanding asymmetrical facial contours. #facialpalsy #Craniofacial #health #DigitalHuman 3dmd.com/2024/12/01/2...

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Insightful #3dMD customer research at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital… Interpersonal impressions of #cleft and non-cleft adolescents: A panel assessment study of peers, laypersons, and clinicians using 3dMD images. #Craniofacial #health #DigitalHuman 3dmd.com/2024/11/09/2...

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Exciting 3dMD customer research presented @3dbody.tech by Children’s Health in Dallas… Beyond the Surface: 3D and 4D Imaging for #Craniofacial Assessment and Treatment. Rami R HALLAC. #cleft #facialpalsy 3dmd.com/2024/10/31/2...

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More informative 3dMD customer research... Three-dimensional video recordings: Accuracy, reliability, clinical and research guidelines – Reliability assessment of a #4D camera (3dMD). #UZB | Universitäres Zentrum für Zahnmedizin #Basel. #craniofacial 3dmd.com/2024/05/31/1...

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Great first day at the FaceBase 2025 Community Forum, hosted at USC’s Information Sciences Institute!

The sessions focused on integrating clinical tools and #AI into #craniofacial pain research, featuring work from USC and UCSF, and poster presentations.

@viterbischool.usc.edu @usc.edu

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Wrapping the #AADOCR2025 meeting in NYC. What an amazing week of learning, networking and reconnecting with friends! #uiowadentistry #uiowaresearch #cleftlipandpalate #uicod #proudmentor #craniofacial #twinstudies #oavs #aadocr2025 🧬 🦷 🔬 🗽

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Acrocéphale de la chatte

L'acrocéphale est une malformation cranio-faciale caractérisée par une hauteur excessive du crâne. #Acrocephale #Malformation #Crane #Craniofacial #Sante

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The Causes, Complications, and Representation of Cleft Lip and Palate
The Causes, Complications, and Representation of Cleft Lip and Palate YouTube video by FluffyEnderPug

This one is a bit older but this is a video essay I made to educate about cleft lip and palate, including some media representation of it since that's my special interest 😁
youtu.be/jcEns1QP6DU

#videoessay #cleftlip #cleftpalate #mediarepresentation #educational #craniofacial #cobrakai #youtube

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Congratulations to our own Elizabeth Leslie, PhD, recipient of a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) -- her team uncovers genetic risk factors for orofacial clefts #genetics #craniofacial www.whitehouse.gov/ostp/news-up...

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Unraveling Pathology to Power Personalized Medicine Our craniofacial biobank provides clues to disease causation.

With our in-house #craniofacial biobank, researchers like Cristan Carter, Dr. Antonio Porras and Dr. Brooke French can collect and test patients' tissue samples, paving the way for more genetic understanding and precise treatments. #PrecisionMedicine

www.childrenscolorado.org/advances-ans...

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