Predicting Childhood Illness Through Environmental Data @NemoursChildrens
Predicting Childhood Illness Through Environmental Data  @NemoursChildrens
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What does the future of pediatric care look like when research, collaboration and evidence come together? Recorded in Boston at the 2026 Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting, Matthew M. Davis, MD, MAPP, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Physician-in-Chief and Chief Scientific Officer, Nemours Children's Health, joins us to explore the studies shaping what’s next in children’s health. From advances in sepsis treatment and newborn nutrition to the potential of precision population health and fetal interventions, this conversation shows how simple, evidence-based changes paired with strong partnerships can improve outcomes for generations of children.

Featuring:
Matthew M. Davis, MD, MAPP, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Physician-in-Chief and Chief Scientific Officer, Nemours Children's Health

Host/Producer: Carol Vassar
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Predicting Childhood Illness Through Environmental Data

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