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Dr. Jeanne Marshall, a speech pathologist and researcher specializing in pediatric feeding disorders, discusses her journey into the field, her work at the Tucker Box Feeding Research Lab, and the various research projects aimed at improving preventative care and diagnostics in pediatric feeding disorders. The discussion also highlights the importance of family-centered research, the challenges of implementing research findings into practice, and the need for clearer guidelines in the field.
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Host Jaclyn Pederson sits down with Jen Lambert, Senior Director of Community Engagement at Feeding Matters, to talk about the power of local community...
In this episode, Yomi Ogedegbe shares her journey with her child’s pediatric feeding disorder, the work of the Feeding Alliance's Family Support pillar, and...