Research Summaries

Research Summaries

The ECHO Program is committed to providing participants and the general public with results from ECHO research. As part of our effort to do so, the ECHO Program has created research summaries for all ECHO publications. ECHO publications come from research where multiple ECHO researchers with varying expertise work together to share and study data to make new discoveries.

See our research summaries below to learn more about this ECHO-funded research, which aims to enhance the health of children for generations to come.

Observational Studies (ECHO Cohort)

ECHO conducts observational research through its ECHO Cohort . Through these 70+ study sites, ECHO researchers are able to observe, or look at, information about a participant’s health over time.

ECHO Study Analyzes Relationship Between Molecules During Pregnancy and Childhood BMI

Authors: Rachel Kelly, Nicole Prince, Donghai Liang, et al.

Preterm Birth and Family Hardship May Associated With Childhood Behavior Problems

En Español

Authors: Julie A. Hofheimer, Monica McGrath, Rashelle Musci, et al.

ECHO Study Links COVID-19 Stress, Slightly Earlier Births

En Español

Authors: Kim McKee, Sarah Comstock, et al.

During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Children Gained Weight Faster

En Español

Authors: Emily Knapp, Aruna Chandran, et al.

Depression in New Mothers Is Common, Especially When Babies Are Born Too Early

En Español

Authors: Nicole Bush, Danielle Roubinov, Rashelle Musci, et al.

ECHO Study Finds No Association Between Arsenic Exposure and Birth Outcomes

Authors: Jonathan Lewis, Emily A. Knapp, Amii M. Kress, et al.

ECHO Study Suggests Caregiver Stress May Be Linked to Child Sleep Issues

En Español

Authors: Maxwell Mansolf, Courtney K. Blackwell, et al.

Children and Adolescents Born Preterm Were More Likely to Use Healthcare Services Related to COVID-19 Symptoms

En Español

Authors: Elisabeth C. McGowan, Monica McGrath, Andrew Law, Barry Lester, et al

ECHO Researchers Investigate Effects of Preterm Birth, Environmental Exposures on Child Health

En Español

Authors: Michael O’Shea, Monica McGrath, Judy Aschner, Barry Lester, et al.

IDeA States Pediatric Clinical Trials Network

ECHO conducts intervention research through the ECHO IDeA States Pediatric Clinical Trials Network (ISPCTN)  Intervention research involves making changes in participants’ lives to see how the changes affect their health.