Teeranan “Ben” Pokaprakarn, PhD delivered an oral presentation, and Madison Calvert, MD/PhD student, Katelyn Rittenhouse, MD, Ruthly Francois-Zafka, MD, PhD, and Sweet Hope Mapatano, MD presented their research during poster sessions.🥼
#SMFM2026 #MaternalFetalMedicine #residency #fellowship

Our MFM department was proud to be represented at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine 2026 Pregnancy Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada. 💫

We’re excited to see our faculty and trainees contributing to advancing maternal-fetal medicine on a national stage. #SMFM2026 #MaternalFetalMedicine #research

FNAIT Associated With Childhood Neuropsychiatric Disorders FNAIT can lead to intracranial hemorrhage, which can increase the risk of various developmental delays later in childhood, according to recent research.

#SMFM2026: A history of #FNAIT is associated with mental, emotional, behavioral, and developmental (#MEBD) disorders, making medical surveillance an imperative. Presented at 2026 Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine Pregnancy Meeting.

Read here: https://bit.ly/4aHG8MC

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