Associate Professor Washington University School of Medicine. Clinical Psychologist specializing in perinatal mental health. Mom of 3 boys
St Louis, MO
Joined January 2016
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Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
Inspired and challenged by a beautiful day with 55 EleVATE facilitators for our annual booster training! We're armed with knowledge, wisdom, and power to fight for #equity and #reproductivejustice in our community @AffiniaHealth @WashU_OBGYN @UMKCmedschool @STL_IHN @BarnesJewish
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In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth2023 & leading up to #BlackMaternalHealthWeek , IHN would like to shine a light on our EleVATE Collaborative. Watch this video about their work: youtu.be/IA47DLsdDoM
@mphebonycartermd @shannonlenze @washuobgyn #BMHW23 #BlackMaternalHealthEquity!
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
See NEJM today. Thanks colleagues, staff, and patients who made this happen.
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Blog Post: Survivors of Pregnancy and Postpartum Psychosis Speak Out by #MMHLA mmhla.org/blog/survivors-of-…
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An estimated 10-15 percent of pregnancies cause postpartum anxiety and depression, explains #WashUMed psychologist @slenzepsych, PhD, who’s working to shine more attention on the topic.
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Immense thanks also to @JessBertholdSF for her beautiful review of this work and incredible advocacy for efforts to improve maternal and child health.
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All thanks to the Black mothers who generously shared their time & stories. NICU providers, are we listening? Let’s get to work.
@ColsonEve @rogers_ce @slenzepsych @WashU_NICU @CRE2_WashU @aap_peds
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Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
Congrats to Cynthia Rogers, MD, for being named the new Blanche F. Ittleson Professor of Psychiatry and director of the William Greenleaf Eliot Division of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at #WashUMed.
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Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
Thanks @Health_Affairs for telling the story of the EleVATE Collaborative to improve outcomes for Black birthing people in Missouri! @STL_IHN @AffiniaHealth @BarnesJewish @SSMHealthSTL @UMKCmedschool healthaffairs.org/doi/10.137…
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
New study is available at: thelancet.com/journals/langl…
Summary below. Great news!!!
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
Join us on September 9 for the next webinar in our Diversity & Inclusion Series - Obstetric Racism: Black Women and Medical Encounters. You don't want to miss this! NASPOG members & trainees register for free: ow.ly/mB5w50FUspT
#NASPOG #maternalhealth #mentalhealth
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
If you were on a congested freeway with only 2 exits, would you take the one where 1-2 of every 100 drivers who use it have a fatal crash? The Pandemic Freeway exits are #1-Infection (known death risk) or #2 Vaccination (protection + minimal risks) childrensmd.org/browse-by-to…
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
To Black birthing people, who are justifiably terrified of what could happen to you and your baby during pregnancy and childbirth, we (Black birth workers) wrote you a love letter...#BlackLivesMatter #reproductivejustice #equity stlamerican.com/your_health_…
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
If even 1% of cases in usa enrolled in stopcovidtrial.com , the study would finish recruiting in days. As it is, we will hit first interim around May. Maybe fluvoxamine is that drug.
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
The story of two #WashUMed psychiatrists, @EricLenze2 and @AngelaReiersen, and their successful study using an antidepressant to treat COVID will be featured this Sunday at 6 p.m. CST on @60Minutes.
Sunday, Sharyn Alfonsi reports on how a 40-year-old antidepressant became a possible candidate for early treatment of COVID. cbsn.ws/3bhgRKE
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
Here is the promo for the 60 minutes spot describing how our fluvoxamine research made it to a horse track in California. You'll have to watch it to believe it!
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Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
Millions of Americans suffer from eating disorders. In recognition of #NEDAwareness Week, I’ve provided an update on @NIMHgov research aimed towards reducing this burden of these fatal illnesses and bringing hope to people suffering from EDs. go.usa.gov/xsBdt
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
Have you heard that the #CovidVaccine causes #infertility? Click here to set the record straight. youtu.be/LnvXeb9M2yY via @YouTube
@WUSTLmed @BarnesJewish @WashU_OBGYN @WUSTL
Dr. Shannon Lenze retweeted
How the COVID-19 Vaccine works. Thank you to @ebonycartermd for writing and putting this together with LaVidaCo Communications! #COVID19 #vaccinationCovid