The PMADS Project: A Longitudinal Multimodal Cohort Study to Understand Risk for Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders
Noemi Rubau-Apa(Child Trends), Sheila Shanmugan(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Arastoo Vossough(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), J. Cobb Scott(Philadelphia VA Medical Center), Laura Pritschet(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Arielle S. Keller(University of Connecticut), David R. Roalf(University of Pennsylvania), Sara L. Kornfield(Penn Center for AIDS Research), Liisa Hantsoo(Johns Hopkins University), Rachel Kishton(University of Pennsylvania Health System), Suneeta Senapati(University of Pennsylvania), Monica E. Calkins(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Sammy Dhaliwal(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Ran Barzilay(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Erica B. Baller(Lifespan), Manuel Taso(Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center), Deepak Indrakanti(University of Pennsylvania), Ashley Francisco(University of Pennsylvania), Lauren White(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Taylor Salo(California University of Pennsylvania), Sage Rush(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Lily Hunter(Child Trends), John A. Detre(University of Pennsylvania), Kelly Zafman(University of Pennsylvania), Matthew Cieslak(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Caroline Hayes(Child Trends), C. Brock Kirwan(University of Pennsylvania), Tyler M. Moore(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Hudah Rana(Child Trends), Mahima Islam(Child Trends), Emily Beydler(Penn Center for AIDS Research), M. Dylan Tisdall(University of Pennsylvania), D Wolf(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
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