Understanding ARFID and its genetic and environmental causes

Understanding ARFID and its genetic and environmental causes

About this event

In this webinar, Dr Nadia Micali and Dr Lisa Dinkler will first review what ARFID is and who it affects. They will then discuss what is currently known about the causes of ARFID and why genomic studies are important to help us develop better treatments for ARFID. Lastly, they will present the ongoing study ARFID-GEN, which focuses on identifying the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to the development of ARFID.

Note: Advertised time of 3 May, 2023 from noon is US EST. This is 2am Thursday, 4 May, Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). Please check times carefully. Sessions are recorded and available to registrants.

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