Enhancing Public Health
Dr. Nadine Burke Harris: Addressing Childhood Trauma with CDC Support
Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, a pediatrician, received a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to study the effects of childhood trauma on long-term health. Her research has led to the development of trauma-informed care practices that are transforming how we treat and support affected children. Dr. Burke Harris’s work is making a significant impact on public health.
Transforming Health Outcomes Through Trauma-Informed Care
The CDC grant enabled Dr. Burke Harris to establish the Center for Youth Wellness, providing comprehensive care and support for children exposed to trauma. Her initiatives have raised awareness about the lifelong impact of adverse childhood experiences and advocated for policies to protect vulnerable populations. Dr. Burke Harris’s contributions highlight the importance of addressing public health crises through research and intervention.
