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DESCRIPTION:The Interplay Between Prenatal Adversity and Polygenic Risk for
  ADHD on the Emergence of ADHD Symptoms and Related Neuroanatomical Change
 s in 4-7 Year-Olds: The DREAM BIG Consortium \n\nThis seminar will be held
  via Zoom. \n\nMeeting ID: 625 1657 1256\n	Passcode: 046857\n\nThe Child Ps
 ychiatry Research Committee is sponsoring a Child Psychiatry Research Semi
 nar. This seminar is open to all staff and students. The seminar will be i
 nformal and encourage active audience participation and discussion.\n\nPre
 senter:\n	Dr. Eszter Szekely is a psychologist\, neuroscientist\, epidemiol
 ogist\, and couple and family therapist with international research experi
 ence from Hungary\, the Netherlands\, the USA\, and Canada. She is an Assi
 stant Professor in Psychiatry at 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ and Investigator at the
  Jewish General Hospital in Child Psychiatry. She is also an FRQS Junior 1
  Research Scholar\, and recipient of the Future Leader's in Canadian Brain
  Research Award as well as the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation's Youn
 g Investigator award. Dr. Szekely directs the Perinatal Multisite Databank
  of patients who have received psychiatric services during the perinatal p
 eriod in the province of Quebec and is co-Editor of the book Prenatal Stre
 ss and Child Development (2021). Her work focuses on early-life predictors
  of child psychopathology\, with a special interest in ADHD and brain deve
 lopment.\n	\n	Learning Objectives:\n	1. Appreciate the importance of data har
 monization efforts in ADHD research and getting familiar with one such eff
 ort (i.e.\, the DREAM BIG research consortium)\n	2. Understand the complex 
 interplay between prenatal adversity\, genetic liability\, and sex in the 
 emergence of ADHD symptomatology in childhood\n	3. Examine whether prenatal
  adversity\, genetic liability\, and sex effects also interact to alter th
 e development of brain structures implicated in ADHD\n
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SUMMARY:Child Psychiatry Research Seminar
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