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CHDD Outlook

News from the Center on Human Development and Disability at the University of Washington Health Sciences Center

CHDD Outlook Archive (1987-2009)

Winter 2009
Vol. 20, #1
(.pdf)
  • Newborn Screening Update
  • Adolescent Health Transition
  • New CHDD Research Affiliates
  • Mirror Neurons Key to Social Skills: Researchers Explore Differences in Children with ASDs
Spring 2008
Vol. 19, #1
(.pdf)
  • Social Interest is Crucial: Understanding Obstacles to Language Learning in Children with ASD
  • X vs. Y: Sex Chromosomes and Brain Development
  • Gene Repeat Research May Guide Therapies for the X-Linked Neurodegenerative Disorder FXTAS
  • Improving Inclusive Classrooms
Fall 2007
Vol. 18, #2
(.pdf)
  • New Joubert syndrome gene discovered
  • Helping families raise children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
  • CHDD addresses complex legal and ethical issues related to growth limitation
  • Nicotine, dopamine, and behavior disorders
Spring 2007
Vol. 18, #1
(.pdf)
  • Hunting proteins to diagnose neurological disorders
  • Finding better treatments for emotional and behavioral disorders
  • Improving the mental health of Infants in foster care
  • Head Start Outreach: Training teachers in best practices
Summer 2006
Vol. 17, #2
(.pdf)
  • Supporting children's development by supporting families who are homeless
  • Deciphering viral defenses: CMV
  • Youth with FASD and the law: Helping them stay straight
  • Children with autism see faces differently: Brain scans may diagnose disorder in toddlers
  • Preventing infections, protecting the developing brain
  • Expanding medical care for children with autism spectrum disorders
  • Pediatric Neurogenetics team: Diagnosing rare disorders
  • Thousands of genes at a Time: microarray core component helps design microarray experiments
  • Implications of skull shape: Possible links between subtle malformations and developmental delays
  • Brain studies show distinctions in persons with FASD
  • Use of assistive technology by persons with spina bifida
  • Interdisciplinary team provides new diagnoses and insights for children in mental health treatment
  • Screening young children for later-onset hearing loss
  • Role of the p53 gene in neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders
  • Imaging the brain to help unravel autism's mysteries
  • Bright Futures for Early Childhood health initiative
  • Refining functional MRI analyses for more accurate results
  • CHDD and the Developmental Disabilities Council
  • Fragile X methylation and mosaicism: research advances
  • Promoting health in adults with developmental disabilities
  • Social workers as part of CHDD's interdisciplinary teams
  • Role of dopamine in movement disorders and addiction
  • Developmental consequences of infant-caregiver attachment
  • Distance learning program to promote children's oral health
  • Animal model of epilepsy arising from traumatic brain injury
  • Project ACCESS: Technology tools to assist people with cognitive disabilities
  • Treating Tourette syndrome
  • Functional MRI helps correlate FAS brain damage and functioning
  • Preventing behavior problems in Head Start preschoolers
  • Counseling and Advice on Reproductive Exposures: CARE Northwest
  • Possible role of Epo in preventing newborn brain damage from lack of oxygen
  • Nutrition and feeding problems
  • Joubert syndrome research
  • Immigrant and refugee children with developmental disabilities
  • Apoptosis: programmed cell death in neurons of the CNS
  • PKU Clinic
  • Pediatric Audiology Clinic
  • Huntington's disease research
  • Medical Genetics Clinic, Neurogenetics Clinic
  • Neural Plasticity
  • Dementia in HIV patients
  • Improving health care access for adults with developmental disabilities
  • Glial cell reactivity in traumatic brain injury and epilepsy
  • Interdisciplinary online training at CHDD
  • Tuberous sclerosis and epileptic seizures
  • Down syndrome: brains may be wired differently
  • Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) and new imaging techniques
  • Access-IT: Making information technology available to all
  • Center on Infant Mental Health and Development established
  • X chromosome inactivation
  • Craniofacial disorders
  • Legal rights of people with disabilities
Winter 2001
Vol. 13, #2
(.pdf)
  • Autism Center established
  • Primary immunodeficiency
  • CHDD Open House
  • Employment Training Program
Fall 2000
Vol. 13, #1
(.pdf)
  • GBS infection
  • Neurodegenerative diseases
  • Parenting skills for homeless mothers
  • Ketogenic diet to treat intractable epilepsy
Winter 2000
Vol. 12, #2
(.pdf)
  • Hereditary neuralgic amyotrophy (HNA)
  • Fragile X syndrome
  • Childcare and children with special needs
  • Community Disability Policy Initiative
Fall 1999
Vol. 12, #1
(.pdf)
  • Pesticide exposure and the developing brain
  • Social competence in children with developmental delays
  • Impacts of DNA testing on symptom-free people at risk for genetic diseases
  • Improving health care for adults with developmental disabilities
Summer 1999
Vol. 11, #3
(.pdf)
  • Effects of drug therapy on the developing brain
  • Clues to epilepsy in non-neuronal cells
  • Services for children with autism spectrum disorders
  • Early intervention for children in foster care
Summer 1998
Vol. 11, #2
(.pdf)
  • Expansion of CHDD Neuroscience Core to include Brain Imaging component
  • Expansion of FAS Clinic into statewide network
  • New diagnostic approach to FAS and related conditions
  • Effects of behavior on recovery from brain damage
Winter 1998
Vol. 11, #1
(.pdf)
Fall 1997
Vol. 10, #3
(.pdf)
Spring 1997
Vol. 10, #2
(.pdf)
Winter 1997
Vol. 10, #1
(.pdf)

Fall 1996
Vol. 9, #2
(.pdf)

Winter 1996
Vol. 9, #1
(.pdf)

Summer 1995
Vol. 8 #2
(.pdf)

  • CARE Northwest and TERIS database: information and counseling service answers questions about effects of exposure to drugs or chemicals during pregnancy
  • Inherited deafness
  • Medical Home Training and Resource Project: improving primary care for children with special health needs
  • New play structure at EEU
Winter 1995
Vol. 8 #1
(.pdf)
  • Brain development and psychiatric disorders
  • Child care for children with special needs
  • Out-of-Home Teen Pregnancy Project: serving homeless teen mothers
  • Effect of seizures on neurobehavioral development
Fall 1994
Vol. 7 #3
(.pdf)
  • Link between Alzheimer’s disease and Down syndrome
  • Social competence
  • Plight of America’s youngest children
  • Feeding Clinic

Spring 1994
Vol. 7 #2
(.pdf)

  • Pregnancy loss: environmental and immunological factors
  • Emotional life of parents impacts children's development
  • Assistive Technology Resource Center
  • Fragile X workshops for educators
Winter 1994
Vol. 7 #1
(.pdf)
  • Recovery from head injury
  • Effects of adolescent mothers’ living arrangements
  • Family-centered care at Center clinics
  • Community outreach training projects strengthen care for high-risk families

Fall 1993
Vol. 6, #3
(.pdf)

  • Reducing infection in newborns
  • Memory in children with Down syndrome
  • Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Clinic: diagnosising FAS and identifying women at risk of having children with FASD
  • Nutritionists serve Native American children in rural Washington State
Spring 1993
Vol. 6, #2
(.pdf)

  • Stimulating nerve cell growth in human ears
  • MOMS Project: Drug and alcohol treatment programs for pregnant women
  • Educating children prenatally exposed to alcohol and other drugs
  • High-risk infants: transition from hospital to home
Winter 1993
Vol. 6, #1
(.pdf)
  • Head and spinal cord injury
  • Screening program identifies hearing loss in high-risk infants
  • Transition services for special education students
Fall 1992
Vol. 5, #3
(.pdf)
  • Neurobehavioral teratology: new research has influence on environmental regulation
  • Young adults with PKU
  • Impacts of child care on young children
  • Assistive technology training
Spring 1992
Vol. 5 #2
(.pdf)
  • AIDS in children
  • Fragile X Project
  • Fragile X inheritance
  • Influence of language on infants
Winter 1992
Vol. 5, #1
(.pdf)
  • Reducing birth defects caused by anti epileptic drugs
  • Video Series: Keys to Caregiving
  • Integrated classrooms at Experimental Education Unit
  • Making schools safe for medically fragile children

Fall 1991
Vol. 4, #2
(.pdf)

  • Group B streptococcus and infant death and disability
  • Leadership Institute
  • Birth to Three project targets high-risk mothers and babies
  • Special education graduates and poverty
  • UAP library opening
Winter 1991
Vol. 4, #1
(.pdf)
  • Surfactant reduces acute respiratory disease in premature infants
  • Parents with developmental disabilities
  • Instrument Development Lab
  • Early intervention improves developmental outcomes for premature infants
Summer 1990
Vol. 3, #3
(.pdf)
  • Employment connection
  • What children think of families
  • Phenobarbital can reduce IQ
  • Study monitors heart rate in premature infants
  • Embryology lab studies causes of developmental disabilities
Winter 1990
Vol. 3, #2
(.pdf)
  • Nutritionists serve rural areas
  • Issues raised by aging population of persons with disabilities
  • Cocaine and developmental disabilities
  • Pre-eclampsia and prematurity
Fall 1989
Vol. 3, #1
(.pdf)
  • "Baby Talk": are children born universal linguists?
  • Epilepsy and pregnancy: effects of drug treatment on fetal development
  • Infections during pregnancy and developmental disabilities
  • Adolescent Transition Program
Spring 1989
Vol. 2, #3
(.pdf)
  • Fragile X Syndrome
  • Research model explaining Fragile X Syndrome
  • Early intervention: legal issues
  • Early intervention services in Washington State
Winter 1989
Vol. 2, #2
(.pdf)
  • Pediatric AIDS
  • Partnership with elementary school
  • Neuropathology laboratory
  • Adolescent Medicine: Sports Medicine Clinic
Fall 1988
Vol. 2, #1
(.pdf)
  • Overcoming barriers to integration
  • PKU Camp
  • Infections and prematurity
  • Hearing development study
Spring 1988
Vol. 1, #3
(.pdf)
  • Employment training
  • Autism research
  • Research on lung disease in premature infants
  • Behavior Management Clinic serves families affected by behavior problems
Winter 1988
Vol. 1, #2
(.pdf)
  • Reducing effects of hearing impairment
  • Teratogen Information System: information on exposures that cause birth defects
  • Neurology research: overview
  • Improving parenting skills
  • Seattle Head Start program
Fall 1987
Vol. 1, #1
(.pdf)
  • Program tracks high-risk infants
  • Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
  • Link between Down syndrome and Alzheimer’s disease
  • Strother Lecture: Prevent development disabilities through political action
  • Transition from school to community life
  • Language and imitation

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