We've been discussing this for quite some time now! Research conducted by Dr. Lee finds that children with craniofacial defects face most difficult social pressures in elementary school. Furthermore, studies have found age-related differences in psychosocial function of children with CFAs. Thank you Dr. Justine Lee for your dedicated and passionate efforts in treating and researching craniofacial abnormalities!
Research Alert: http://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/children-with-craniofacial-defects-face-most-difficult-social-pressures-in-elementary-school
Research Findings: at: http://journals.lww.com/plasreconsurg/Abstract/2017/10000/Age_Related_Differences_in_Psychosocial_Function.25.aspx
Cynthia is a Graduate Student and Craniofacial Awareness Advocate born with Treacher Collins Syndrome. She currently works as a health and wellness activist with her husband through their FREE charity app Assuaged. The Murphys are passionately seeking to bridge the gap between healthcare and self-care to meet the needs of healthy living as a method for longevity. They are going beyond charity and unifying people through love and compassion.
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