Sing Sing Way, MD/PhD, is a pediatric infectious disease clinician at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, and directs the Center for Inflammation and Tolerance and the March of Dimes Ohio Collaborative on Preterm Birth. His group investigates various aspects of reproductive and neonatal immunology and uses microbes as immunological probes to evaluate how the immune system works in these developmental windows.
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Experts from the Women’s Brain Foundation and bit.bio will explore the importance of sex-specific in vitro models for neurological research and drug discovery.
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