Dr. Covington’s research focuses on how family environments and social conditions shape sleep patterns in children. Her work aims to identify strategies that improve sleep… Read More »Investigating Sleep Health Disparities in Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Families
Sickle cell retinopathy develops due to blockages in blood vessels in the retina, leading to abnormal blood vessel growth and retinal thinning. It is the… Read More »Sickle Cell Retinopathy: Retinal imaging to improve detection and monitoring of sickle cell disease progression in children
Congenital heart defects (CHD) are widely recognized as the most common birth defect in the United States. Up to 30–50% of individuals with CHD experience some form of neurodevelopmental or psychological difficulty, such as learning challenges, attention deficits, or anxiety.
Movement delays stem from a variety of causes, including brain injuries occurring before, during, or soon after birth. Most children with motor delays, such as… Read More »Early detection and interventions for infants and children with movement delays
Cancer remains a leading public health concern, but prevention and early detection can significantly reduce its impact on our lives. Dr. Siegel’s research focuses on… Read More »Cancer Prevention and Control
Firearm violence is a complex public health challenge that requires collaborative, evidence-based solutions. Dr. Chen’s research focuses on firearm violence prevention and intervention and the… Read More »Firearm Violence Prevention and Intervention