The DOHaD Worldwide Webinar Series is a bi-monthly forum that showcases the breadth and diversity of DOHaD research from around the world. Occurring on the first Wednesday of each month, the Society partners with Regional Chapters, Affiliates, as well as DOHaD Members from across the globe to feature a speaker in their geography. These events are free for Members, with a suggested £5 donation for non-Members. All presentations are approximately 30 minutes long, followed by a Q&A and panel discussion.
The Webinar Programme for 2024 may be viewed here. Recordings from past webinars are available to DOHaD Members.
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Learn more about our upcoming and past webinars
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Some recordings of past webinars are publicly available on Youtube
Previous speakers have included:
Dr Nita Bhandari and team, India, presented the WING Study (Women and Infants Integrated Interventions for Growth Study)
Fàtima Crispi, Spain, "Effects of Mediterranean Diet or Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction on Prevention of Small for-Gestational Age Birth Weights in Newborns Born to At-Risk Pregnant Individuals: The IMPACT BCN Randomised Clinical Trial (JAMA 2021)"
Sebastien Bouret, France, "The not-so-sweet effect of maternal obesity on metabolic programming and brain development"
Jalal Uddin, Canada, "Exposure To Childhood Adversities and Cardiovascular Diseases: Mediation By Health Behaviours And Mental Distress, and Moderation By Race/Ethnicity and Income"
Jillian Hildreth, New Zealand, "Public Understanding of DOHaD Concepts in New Zealand Between 2015-2022"
Sophie Moore, United Kingdom, "Long-term effects of food insecurity and undernutrition in early life"
Dr Chathura Gunasekara, USA, on the ‘Intergenerational/ hypothalamic role’
Suggest a Webinar Topic and Speaker
Do you have an idea for a webinar? We especially encourage nominations of rising stars and early career researchers from around the world with novel and exciting contributions to the DOHaD field.