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The Wendy Klag Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities

Let's Find Answers

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The Wendy Klag Center is a dedicated community of investigators and trainees with a common purpose of understanding and improving policy and care for autism and developmental disabilities.

Our three core pillars are research, training, and outreach. We aim to be a hub of public health research into autism and neurodevelopment within Johns Hopkins entities.

The Wendy Klag Center: Who we are and what we do

New and Noteworthy

Wendy Klag Center Talk 10/14 on GI health in neurodiverse individuals

Join us for a presentation by Dr. Calliope Holingue about her work focused on gastrointestinal (GI) health in individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions. This presentation -- held both via Zoom and in person -- will emphasize research to improve the assessment of GI symptoms   Noon Monday 10/14. Email mlandru5@jhu.edu for the room and Zoom link!

Wendy Klag Center 'Meet and Greet' 8/27

Connect with the Wendy Klag Center at our 'Meet and Greet' event from 9:30 to 10:30 am Tuesday August 27. Event is for Bloomberg School of Public Health and Kennedy Krieger community. Pastries, coffee and more will be served. Event is at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. RSVP here.

Pregnant or have a new baby?

Calling all Maryland moms-to-be. Join a study to help uncover early childhood experiences that affect brain development. Learn about the study and contact the Johns Hopkins site

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