Celeste A. Green, MD, MPH

Eight years after ALPS trial publication, I’m thrilled to say that our 6-year neurodevelopmental follow-up study is published! Thanks ⁦@JAMA_current⁩, #MFMU, ⁦@NICHD_NIH⁩, and study participants. There is no difference by steroid exposure. jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Throwback to one of the most fun days of the year. Congrats to all who matched yesterday!

The Foundation for SMFM sponsors educational career development and research activities for its members, all in the name of advocacy for equitable and optimal pregnancy care. Make your #SMFMValentine donation today! @FNDNforSMFM #SMFM24 @MySMFM  FoundationForSMFM.org/donate

Just finished up the Foundation for SMFM Board meeting and am eagerly awaiting @JasmineRJohnson’s talk this afternoon. #MotherhoodinMedicine

It’s been a minute but I’m back y’all, and just in time for @MySMFM annual conference in Maryland! #SMFM24

"Look, at the end of the day, the governor has blood on his hands ... We have repeatedly told him what his rhetoric was going to do, and that is exactly what transpired ..." — Florida State Rep. @AngieNixon (D), who represents Jacksonville, on DeSantis' condemnation of shooter

📣NEW! We have social media tools for clinicians to raise awareness about the importance and safety of vaccinations during pregnancy. Download and co-brand our graphics and sample posts at: …h-risk-pregnancy-info.squarespace.com/vaxcampaign #VaccinesWork

@DocOhms @AndJustLikeThat @StreamOnMax lol which episode are we reacting to here?

@st_weightloss 4: black licorice, beets, sardines, snails

My score is 2. What’s yours?

34 percent of Harvard students are white. 43 percent of those students are either legacies, children of faculty, kin of donors or a recruited athlete. 75 percent of them would not have gotten in if not for special status (National Bureau of Economic Research). But when in doubt, blame the Black people!

Is it asking too much to be able to drag/drop the .nbib file from PubMed into my Word document where the citation is needed? Give me 10 less clicks please EndNote.

@naima Whitney’s Merv Griffin show performance of Home

A debate that goes back to the days when "standards" (songs that every artist had in their repertoire) were a thing. This might be about preference, or a generational difference. For Day 25 of the #BlackMusicMonthChallenge, name the cover you'll die defending over the original.

@naima Nelly - E.I. Not only was it the first time I heard the song but also first time I saw the music video. My sister and I watched it on The Box. What a time.

Some songs IMMEDIATELY become a core memory. They grab us so fiercely the first time we hear them, that time, place, moment, etc is locked in from that point on. For Day 22 of the #BlackMusicMonthChallenge, share a song with the moment of that fist listen still clear in mind.

A tale of two disasters: Missing #Titanic sub captivates the world days after deadly migrant shipwreck nbcnews.com/news/world/syr… by @chantaladasilva via @nbcnews @sunderland_jude: "The willingness to allow certain people to die while every effort is made to save others ... it’s a, you know, really dark reflection on humanity."

I’m sorry that Dr. Ray’s story is not an isolated example of the insidious racism and gaslighting that Black trainees face. Thanks for sharing your truth.

“We really just wanted to do something fun something for the summer time something for the girls to you know get ready and party to.”

@Beenlikedez youtu.be/bMb_cBv3iks

What’s that one song by that white boy?

@ebonycartermd @WashU_OBGYN @WUSTL @dedriccarter @UNCOBGYN Congratulations! #GDTBATH

After a wonderful decade @WashU_OBGYN @WUSTL that saw the birth of our 3 little 👧🏽's, lifelong friendships, and collaborations that are catalyzing positive change,@dedriccarter and I are heading back to the Carolinas! @UNCOBGYN med.unc.edu/intranet/2023/…

@naima Make Me Whole x Amel Larrieux. It helps the song starts nearly acapella

Some songs grab us from the jump... the very first lyrics or bars have us belting along at the top of our lungs, sometimes with our face scrunched up in that way great music requires. For Day 11 of the #BlackMusicMonthChallenge, share a favorite opening verse of any genre.