Events

Come join us for a fun day of learning about Neurofibromatosis and making friends!

Register today for a comprehensive symposium on best practices for the ongoing care and follow-up of NICU graduates in the primary care setting. Designed for pediatric healthcare providers, this course brings together experts from general pediatrics, subspecialty medicine, surgery, and allied health to support providers as NICU graduates transition from neonatal care into the primary care medical home

Research studies, including from faculty at Weill Cornell Medicine, shows that youth who engage in maladaptive or addictive use of social media or mobile phones are at greater risk of emotional or behavioral issues, including suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts. Join us for a virtual discussion on the research surrounding patterns of compulsive or “addictive” use, and how these patterns can include feeling unable to stop using a device, experiencing distress when not using it or using it to escape from problems. This session will also cover what warning signs to look for, how to talk about it, when to seek help, and other important issues.

"GLP1RA Use in Adolescents with Obesity" with Dr.Alyson Weiner

“Fetal Fentanyl Syndrome: Novel embryopathy due to prenatal fentanyl exposure” with Dr. Erica Fernandes

You are invited to join Mark M. Souweidane, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.A.P. for a webinar on Small Bodies, Great Minds: A contemporary, team based forum for pediatric health care providers ranging from pediatricians to sub specialists. Guests will include world renowned specialists to address common questions and topics meant to enhance your care of children with neurosurgical issues. Our first session will cover Fact and Fallacy of Brain Cysts.

You are invited to join Mark M. Souweidane, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.A.P. and Juan M. Pascual, M.D., Ph.D. for a webinar on Small Bodies, Great Minds: A contemporary, team based forum for pediatric health care providers ranging from pediatricians to sub specialists. The learning objectives include: 1. Identify clinical indicators of divergent macrocephaly 2. Recognize what features of macrocephaly warrant concern 3. When to refer patients for imaging and what type of imaging This event is for medical professionals and is free to attend but registration is required.