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WILLIAM W. HAY, JR., M.D.
Birth:
Warren, Pennsylvania, USA
Current Position:
Professor
Department of Pediatrics
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Co-Director, Colorado Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute
―Director, Child Maternal Health Program
―Director, Neonatal–Perinatal Clinical Translational Research Center
Scientific Director, Perinatal Research Center
Assistant Director, Training Program in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Office Address:
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Anschutz Medical Campus
Perinatal Research Facility, Mail Stop F441
13243 East 23rd Avenue
Aurora, Colorado 80045, USA
Phone: 303-724-1600
Fax: 303-724-0898
email: bill.hay@ucdenver.edu
Home Address
401 Hudson Street, Denver, CO 80220-5239
Citizenship
USA
Marital Status
Married to:
Children:
Judith Larson Hay
Emily Larson Hay, Born 12/28/75
Andrew William Hay, Born 3/18/79
Education
College
B.A., Dartmouth College, 1967
Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Senior Fellow
Medical School
M.D., Yale University School of Medicine, 1971
Internship
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Denver, Colorado, Pediatrics, 1971-1972
Residency
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Denver, Colorado, Pediatrics, 1972-1974
Fellowship
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Denver, Colorado
Research - Perinatal Medicine, 1976-1978
Licensure
Practice of Medicine, Colorado, #17503, 1972-present
Board Certification
National Board of Medical Examiners, 1972
American Board of Pediatrics, 1976
Sub-Board of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, 1980
Other Certifications
Clinical Research Investigator Certificate
Neonatal Resuscitation Program
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Academic Appointments
Clinical Associate, Department of Pediatrics
University of North Dakota School of Medicine, 1975-1976
Clinical Associate, Department of Family Medicine
University of North Dakota School of Medicine, 1975-1976
Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, 1978-1983
Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
1983-1988
Tenure, University of Colorado School of Medicine, 1987
Faculty/Affiliate, Department of Food Science and Human
Nutrition, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins,
Colorado, 2001
Professor, Department of Pediatrics
University of Colorado School of Medicine
1988-present
Member, Faculty of the Graduate School,
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, 1990-present,
(at different times, not permanent)
Major Scientific Interests
Perinatal (fetal, placental, maternal) Physiology
Fetal and Neonatal Nutrition
Intrauterine Fetal Growth and Fetal Growth Restriction
Perinatal Pathophysiology of Diabetes Mellitus
Mammalian Carbohydrate Metabolism
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Radioactive and Stable Isotope Tracer Methodology
Oxygen Transport and Oxygen Monitoring
Awards and Honors
Young Investigator Award, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Treatment Workshop, Aarhus, Denmark, May, 1980
Member, Medical Advisory Board, Denver Metro Chapter, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, 1980-1981
Member, Advisory Board, Mothers Milk Bank, Denver, Colorado, 1982-1990
Burroughs-Wellcome Visiting Scientist, Hannah Research Institute, Ayr, Scotland, 1984
Brenda Ryman Fellow, Girton College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, England, 1988
NICHD Travel Award/Guest Speaker, Fetal Phys. Symposium, International Physiol. Union, Glasgow, Scotland, 1993
Chairman, Human Embryology and Development Study Section 1, National Institutes of Health, 1993-1995.
Member, Advisory Council, Perinatal Research Society, 1992-1997.
Visiting Scientist (Sabbatical), Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition; Stephen D. Clarke, Ph.D.,
Sponsor. 1 January 1995-30 June, 1995.
President, Perinatal Research Society, 1996.
President, Perinatal Nutrition and Metabolism Club, 1997-1998
NICHD Travel Award: Visiting Scientist, the Rowett Research Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland, May and July, 1998
Accreditation for Working under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act of 1986, Institute of Biology, United
Kingdom, 1998-present
NICHD Invited Speaker—Travel Award. 3rd NIH/NICHD Workshop on Infant and Neonatal Nutrition. CNRU, Baylor
College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, January 8-9, 2002.
Molly Towell Invited Lecture. 10th Ann. Western Perinatal Res. Mtg., Banff, Alberta, CA, February 14-17, 2002.
Honorary Professorial Research Fellow, Rowett Research Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland, December 2001-2006.
Appreciation of Service Award, Perinatal Research Society, 2002.
Secretary-Treasurer, American Pediatric Society, 1998-2004
Chairman, Human Embryology and Development Study Section 1, National Institutes of Health, 2001-2004.
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Chairman, Pregnancy & Perinatology Study Section, NIH, 2004-2005.
Member, American Clinical and Climatological Association, 2004-present
2005 Nutrition Award, American Academy of Pediatrics
Vice President/President Elect of the American Pediatric Society, 2006-2007
Co-winner of the 1st Society for Pediatric Research “Research Conference” (J. Neu, A. Walker, W. Hay, M. Georgieff,
P. Thureen—Interplays between early nutrition, GI microbial ecology, the immune system and subsequent
health. October 17-19, 2007).
2006 Recipient, March of Dimes Agnes Higgins Award
Member, NCRR Institutional Clinical Translational Science Award (CTSA) Center Special Emphasis Review Panels,
July 20-21, 2006; May 15-16, 2007
President of the American Pediatric Society, 2007-2008
Past President, American Pediatric Society, 2008-2009
President Elect/President, Western Society for Pediatric Research, 2009-2011.
Professional Society Memberships
American Academy of Pediatrics
Section of Perinatal Pediatrics of the American Academy of Pediatrics
American Pediatric Society
Society for Pediatric Research
Western Society for Pediatric Research
Perinatal Research Society
American Physiological Society
American Diabetes Association (including Council on Diabetes in Pregnancy)
Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
Society for Gynecologic Investigation
The Nutrition Society (United Kingdom)
American Institute of Nutrition and the American Society for Clinical Nutrition
International Federation of Placenta Associations
Society for the Study of Fetal Physiology
The Endocrine Society
American Society for Nutritional Sciences
World Association of Perinatal Medicine
Placental Association of the Americas
International Society for Developmental Origins of Health and Disease
Grants and Contracts
Current NIH and other nationally competitive grants
NIH-T32-HD07186, Training in Perinatal Medicine. W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator; $1,071,660 total budget,
2005-2010
NIH-NCRR U54RR025217-01, Colorado Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CCTSI), (R. Sokol PI); W.W.
Hay, Jr., Co-Director, as Director of the Child and Maternal Health Program. $13,376,445 total budget; 5/19/08 –
4/30/2013.
Mentor, K12 BIRCWH Award, NIH-UCD/UCHSC, Laura Brown, PI, 2008-2010.
Barbour L. PI. 1 R56 DK078645-01 Regulation of maternal fuel supply and neonatal adiposity; 2007-2009. W. W.
Hay, Jr., Pediatric Safety Officer.
University and Departmental Activities; University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Current or very recent: Administration and Research
University of Colorado Denver
Co-Director, NIH-UCD Colorado Clinical Translational Research Institute
―Director, Child and Maternal Health Clinical-Translational Research Program
―Director, Neonatal-Perinatal Clinical Translational Research Center
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Faculty Member, Colorado Clinical Translational Research Institute
School of Medicine
Member, Selection Committee, NIH-UCHSC BIRCWH (Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in
Women’s Health) K12 program
Ex-Officio Member (as a CTSI Co-Director), Clinical-Translational Research Advisory Committee, School of
Medicine, 2008-present
Member, Clinical-Translational Research Advisory Committee, School of Medicine, 2004-2008
Member, Research Advisory Committee, School of Medicine, 2003-2007
Member, School of Medicine Research Strategic Planning Committee, 2002-2003
Member, School of Medicine Fitzsimons Research Space Advisory Committee, 1999-2002
Member, Dean’s Committee, Division Status for Interventional Radiology, 2000
Co-Chair, School of Medicine Faculty Promotions Committee, 2000-01
Department of Pediatrics
Faculty Participant (lecturer and working group leader), Fellows’ Education Program
Program Director, Child Health Research Career Development Award Program
Member, Department of Pediatrics Student Research Steering Committee, 2009-present
Member, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center, 2008-present
Associate Director, Pediatric Clinical Research Center (Director, Neonatal CRC), 1990-2008
Member, Department of Pediatrics Faculty Promotions Committee, 1994-2000; 2001-present
Member, Department of Pediatrics Tenure Award Committee, 1994-present
Member, Clinical Research Center Advisory Committee, Department of Pediatrics, 1980-2008
Member, Research Advisory Committee, Department of Pediatrics, 2007-present
Member, Department of Pediatrics Housestaff Selection Committee, 1980-present
Faculty, NIH T32 Academic Training Program in Pediatric Pulmonary Disease (S. Abman, PI), 1999-2010.
Faculty, NIH T32 Academic Training Program in Pediatric Gastroenterology, Nutrition, and Hepatology
(Ronald Sokol and Michael Narkewicz, Co-PIs), 2005-2010.
Program Organizer, Stoddard Neonatology Lectureship, 2008-present
UCDenver Perinatal Research Center
Scientific Director, Perinatal Research Center, 1999-present
Facility Manager, Perinatal Research Facility, 1995-present
Member, Division of Perinatal Medicine, 1976-present
Director, Research Program: Metabolic Regulation of Fetal Growth, Perinatal Research Center, 1990present
UCDenver Center for Human Nutrition
Member, Board of Univ. of Colorado/Colorado State Univ. Consortium for Human Nutrition, 1988-present
Member, UCHSC Center for Human Nutrition, 1990-present
Member, Advisory Committee, NIH-UCHSC Clinical Nutrition Research Unit, 1995-present
Faculty, NIH-NIDDK-UCD T32 Training Grant and Training Program in Nutrition (5T32DK007658-18, Nancy
Krebs MD, PI), 1990-present
Member, Advisory Board, UCHSC Center for Human Nutrition, 1995-present
Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
Member, Advisory Committee, Women’s Reproductive Health Research Center, Department of Obstetrics &
Gynecology, UCHSC, 1999-present
Member, Advisory Board, “Frontiers in Pregnancy Research Symposium Series,” co-sponsored by March of
Dimes. 2008-present
UCDenver Barbara Davis Childhood Diabetes Center
Faculty Investigator, NIH-UCHSC Diabetes and Endocrinology Research Center, 2000-present
Graduate School, UCDenver
Member, Steering Committee for the Graduate Program in Advanced Reproductive Science, 2004-present
Faculty Member, Graduate Program in Reproductive Science, 2004-present
Department of Psychiatry
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Member, Data Safety and Monitoring Committee, Double-blind Trial of Choline during Pregnancy and Risk
for Schizophrenia; Randall Ross MD, PI. 2006-present.
University and Departmental Activities; University of Colorado Health Sciences Center: Current
Teaching and Education
Director, Residency Training Program in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, 1985-2003
Assistant Director, Residency Training Program in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, 2003-present
Medical Student Advisor, 1982-present (2 students in 2002-03 academic year)
Mentor, 3rd year UCSC Medical Students, Pediatric Clerkship, 1997-present (no students currently)
Judge, UCDSOM Annual Student Research Forum, 1997 to present, intermittently
Medical Student Research Preceptor, 1984-present (no students currently)
Senior Student Advisor, Department of Pediatrics, 1980-present (no students currently)
Local and Regional Clinical and Post-Graduate Education Programs: numerous occasions
Teaching/courses: Pediatric Residents, during attending blocks and “on call” periods, 2-3 months/yr, plus
occasional UCSM-3 Pediatric clerkship Newborn rotation (annual), Child Health Associate Program
Newborn rotation (annual), and Neonatal Nurse Practitioner lectures
Co-Director, Combined Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Training Program
Physiology Lecture Series
Current and Recent Trainees
Research Co-Mentor (with Steven Abman MD), Paul Rozance MD, Center for Women’s Health Research
Award, UCSOM, 2010-2011
Research Co-Mentor (with Paul Rozance MD), Jinny Lavezzi DO MPH, Fellow in Neonatology, NIH Loan
Repayment Program Award, 2010-present
Research Co-Mentor (with Paul Rozance MD and Laura Brown MD) and Neonatology Scholarly Oversight
Committee Member, Anne Maliszewski MD, Fellow in Neonatology, 2010-present
Research Co-Mentor (with Paul Rozance MD and Laura Brown MD) and Neonatology Scholarly Oversight
Committee Member, Monika Gadhia MD, Fellow in Neonatology, 2010-present
Research Co-Mentor (with Paul Rozance MD and Laura Brown MD), Satya (Sadie) Sekar MD, Resident,
Department of Pediatrics, 2009-present
Research Co-Mentor (with Jed Friedman PhD), Laura Brown MD, NIH K-12 Building Interdisciplinary Research
Careers in Women’s Health (BIRCWH) at UC Denver Scholar, 2009-present
Research Advisory Committee, Carrie McCurdy PhD, NIH K-12 Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers
in Women’s Health (BIRCWH) at UC Denver Scholar, 2009-present
Research Co-Mentor (with Laura Brown MD) and Scholarly Oversight Committee Member, Susan Soto MD,
Fellow in Neonatology, 2009-present
Research Co-Mentor (with Paul Rozance MD) and Neonatology Scholarly Oversight Committee Member,
Jinny Lavezzi DO MPH, Fellow in Neonatology and Trainee, NIH-NICHD T32 Perinatal Biology and
Medicine Training Grant
Research Advisor, Erica Wymore MD, Fellow in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine and Trainee, NIH-NICHD T-32
Perinatal Biology and Medicine Training Grant, Section of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics.
Co-mentor, NRSA Postdoctoral Fellowship Training Grant, Stephanie Thorn PhD. Mechanisms for Fetal
Hepatic Programming during Intrauterine Growth Restriction. NIH, 2008-2009.
Member, Research Mentorship Committee, Erin Sundseth Ross, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Post-doctoral Fellow, NIH
T32 Nutrition Training Grant, Section of Nutrition, UCHSC Department of Pediatrics, 2008-present.
Member, Research Advisory Committee, Virginia Winn MD PhD, Women’s Reproductive Health Research
Program Scholar, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2007-present
Research Mentor, Michelle Crispo (MS IV University of Vermont), Society for Pediatric Research Student
Research Program, October and November, 2007
Research Mentor and Member, Mentorship Committee, Mackenzie Frost MD, NIH-NICHD T-32 Perinatal
Biology and Medicine Training Grant, Section of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics.
Member, Mentorship Committee. Arlyce Vanness MD, T-32 Nutrition Training Grant, Section of Nutrition,
Department of Pediatrics
Research Co-Mentor, Paul Rozance MD, NIH-UCHSC CNRU Pilot Project, 2005-2007
Research Co-Mentor, James Barry MD, NIH-UCHSC CNRU Pilot Project, 2005-2007; Research Scholar
Award, Children’s Hospital Research Institute, 2006-2008
Research Co-Mentor, Laura Brown MD, NIH-UCHSC CNRU Pilot Project; Research Scholar Award,
Children’s Hospital Research Institute, 2006-2008
NIH Loan Repayment Program Supervisor, Sean Limesand PhD, 2002-2004.
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NIH Loan Repayment Program Supervisor, Paul Rozance MD, 2004-present.
NIH Loan Repayment Program Supervisor, Marianne S. Anderson MD (now at UCLA), 2004-present.
Research Mentor, Danielle Smith, Klaus Perinatal Research Award, American Academy of Pediatrics,
Section on Perinatal Pediatrics, Johnson and Johnson Pediatric Institute, 2004-05
Research Co-mentor, NIH Postdoctoral Trainee, Kelly Creighton PhD, 2004.
Research Mentor, Pediatric Endocrinology Trainee: Toni Kim (2005-06)
Research Mentor, Kelly Oshetski, Senior Honors Research Project, Department of Animal Science, Cornell
University (Alan Bell, PhD, Chair of Department and Advisor), 2003
Research Co-mentor, NIH Postdoctoral Trainee, Sean Limesand, PhD, 2000-2003.
Research Co-Mentor, Jim Barry MD, Junior Faculty, 2003-present.
Research Co-Mentor, Sean Limesand PhD, Junior Faculty, 2003-present.
Research Co-Mentor, Paul Rozance MD, Junior Faculty, 2004-present.
Research Co-Mentor, Laura Davidson Brown MD, Junior Faculty, 2006-present
Research Co-Mentor for Marianne S. Anderson, NIH-KO8-DK065079-01: Glycemic Regulation of Fetal
Glucose Metabolism, 08/01/2003 - 06/30/2008.
Research Consultant for Patti J. Thureen, NIH RR K24 Award, 2003-2008.
Research Mentor, Residents in Pediatrics: Joan Connell 1999-00, Danielle Smith 1999-00, Laura
Davidson (Brown) 2000-01.
Research Mentor, B Saleshi, Johns Hopkins University, NIH-Society for Pediatric Research Summer
Student Research Program, 2001.
External PhD Thesis Examiner, Margaret Currie, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, 2001
Student Employees/Trainees and subsequent attainment of graduate education, training, and
employment.
Name
Undergrad/Grad School
Follow-on Position
Roth, Emily
Isenberg, Nicole
Kenyon College, Gambier, OH
Colorado State University
Wisniewski, Benjamin
O’Meara, Meghan
University of Colorado
Colorado State University
Holmes, Katy
Colorado State University
Murphy, Terri
University of Colorado
Medical College of Wisconsin
Professional Research Assistant,
UC Perinatal Research Facility
Univ. Colorado School of Medicine
Professional Research Assistant
UC Perinatal Research Facility
North Carolina University,
School of Veterinary Medicine
Regis University, Denver, CO
Bachelor of Science of Nursing
Program
Colorado State School of
Veterinary Medicine
Pediatric Residency, Pediatrician
in Private Practice (Kaiser, Denver)
Leroux, Amy
Wedemeyer, Star
University of Colorado/UCSOM
Han, Shuping
Nanjing Medical Univ., China
Children,s Hospital of Fudan
University, Shanghai, China
Oshetski, Kelly
Guiroy, Jessica
Amann, Sean
Fried, Ora
Cornell University
Cornell Univ. (BS);
U. C. Davis (MS)
University of Colorado
State University of New York,
At Binghamton
Visiting physician, TCH, UCH,
Denver, CO
Visiting Scientist, UCHSC Perinatal
Research Center
Univ. Colorado School of Medicine
Univ. Minnesota Sch. of Medicine
Chicago Medical School
NYU-Israel Extension School of
Medicine
Clinical Activities
Neonatology Attending, UCH Newborn Intensive Care Unit, three-four 2-week blocks per year plus night call
Neonatology Attending, UCH Well-Baby Nursery, several weekends per year
Neonatology Attending, DHMC Newborn Service, occasional attending, plus night call
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Neonatology Attending, TCH Newborn Service and night call (occasional—none this year)
Level II community hospital newborn services covered by Section of Neonatology, night/weekend call
(occasional—none this year)
Hospital Staff: Principal
University of Colorado Hospital, Denver, Colorado
The Children's Hospital, Denver Colorado
Denver Health Medical Center, Denver, Colorado
Military:
USAF MC, 1974-1976, Major
Honors: Air Force Commendation Medal
USAF Regional Hospital, Minot, North Dakota
Chief and Regional Consultant, Pediatrics 1974-1976
Community Service
Occasional talks to students in Denver Public Schools about careers in medicine (e.g., Invited Speaker: “A career
studying nutritional requirements for ELBW-VLBW infants: a perspective based on fetal data.” 17th Annual Seminar,
“Medicine and Science in a Changing World,” Colorado-Wyoming Junior Academy of Science, University of Colorado
Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO, November 9, 2004.), tours of the neonatology services at University Hospital,
Science Fair reviewer for Denver Public Schools
Member, Governing Board and Advisory Committee, Healthy Women Healthy Babies Roundtable (community
outreach program committed to improving birth outcomes in Colorado, representing at least 24 organizations with an
interest in working toward this goal)
Member, Advisory Board, Fetal Hope Foundation (The Fetal Hope Foundation's mission is to provide support,
provide information, fund research, increase awareness and be an outlet for leading medical information pertaining to
fetal distresses and syndromes.), 2007-present
Volunteer, YMCA of the Rockies Snow Mountain Ranch Nordic Center, 1992-present
Volunteer, Junior Development Program, SMR Nordic Center, 1992-present
Volunteer, Junior Development Program, Colorado Biathlon Club, 1992-present
Race Director, Colorado Summer Biathlon Race Series, US Biathlon Association, 1996-2004
Member, Board of Directors, “Healing Through Horses” 1996
Editorial Positions
Editorial Advisory Panel Member, Treatment Strategies Pediatrics. Cambridge Research Center.
Edition Co-Editor, International Journal of Pediatrics ("Glucose Homeostasis from Fetus through Childhood"), 2010
Member, Editorial Board, Neonatology (formerly, Biology of the Neonate), 2010-present
Co-Editor: NeoReviews, American Academy of Pediatrics, 1998-2010
Member, Editorial Board, American Journal of Physiology: Endocrinology and Metabolism, 2007-present
Member of the Editorial Board, Reproduction, Fertility and Development, 1995-2009
Member, Editorial Board, Trophoblast Research, 2001-present
Member, International Board of Consultant Editors, Pediatric Research, 1999-2003
Editorial Reviews for Peer Review Journals
American Journal of Physiology (Endocrinology and Metabolism; Regulatory, Integrative, and Comparative
Physiology), Pediatric Research, Placenta, Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, Endocrinology,
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Pediatrics, Journal of Pediatrics,
Neonatology (Biology of the Neonate), Obstetrics and Gynecology, Journal of Physiology, Intensive Care Medicine,
Critical Care Medicine, Journal of Perinatology, Circulation Research, Metabolism, Journal of Clinical Endocrinology
and Metabolism, Journal of the American Medical Association, New England Journal of Medicine, PubMed Central,
Experimental Biology and Medicine, Acta Paediatrica, Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, and others.
Grant Reviews, National and International
Reviewer for private and governmental grant agencies: USA (NIH, March of Dimes), Canada (CIHR), Great
Britain (MRC, Welcome Trust, BBSRC), Australia (NHMRC), New Zealand (MRC), Alberta Heritage
Foundation for Medical Research, Pacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute, and others.
Consultant/Reviewer for the American Medical Foundation for Peer Review and Education, 1998-2008
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Member, NIH - Human Embryology and Development - 2 Study Section, 1987-1992
Member, NIH - Human Embryology and Development - 1 Study Section, 1992-1995
Chair, NIH - Human Embryology and Development-1 Study Section, 1993-1995
Member, NIH Reviewers Reserve, 1995-1999
Member, NIH - Human Embryology and Development-1 Study Section, 2000-04
Chair, NIH - Human Embryology and Development-1 Study Section, 2001-04
Member and Chair, NIH – Pregnancy and Perinatology Study Section, 2004-05
Member, Data Safety and Monitoring Committee, NICHD Maternal-Fetal Medicine Research Network (NIH 5-UO1HD36801-05), 2001-2007
Ad hoc member of the LSRO Board of Directors, Scientific Oversight Committee, FASEB, 2001
Member, Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program Selection Committee, 2002-present
Member, NCRR Institutional Clinical Translational Science Award (CTSA) Center Special Emphasis Review Panels,
July 20-21, 2006; May 15-16, 2007; February 16-17, 2011.
Chair and member, NICHD Special Emphasis PPG Review Panel, August 12, 2009.
Ad hoc member, NIH study section panels, numerous occasions (e.g., Feb. 10-11, 2009, Pregnancy & Neonatology)
National Activities (past 5 years):
Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, Aspen Perinatal Biology Symposium, Aspen, CO, August 28-31, 2010.
Member, External Advisory Board, University of Utah NIH-NCRR CTSA Center for Clinical and Translational Science
Scientific Committee, CTSA Consortium Child Health Oversight Committee R13: Changing Pediatric Research–
Linking clinical translational science award institutions together to create effective collaborations that speed
discovery and application to improve health. NIH-NCRR, 2010-2013.
President Elect/President/Past President, Western Society for Pediatric Research, 2009-2012.
Member, APS/SPR Student Research Program Steering Committee, 2008-present
Co-Chair, NICHD Neonatal Hypoglycemia Workshop. Bolger Center, Potomac, MD, September 8-9, 2008.
Member, NIH-NCRR Clinical Translational Science Award (CTSA) Consortia Child Health Oversight Committee (CCCHOC), 2008-present
Member, CTSA CC-CHOC Operations Committee, 2008-2012
Chair, CC-CHOC Workgroup on Pediatric-Adult Lifespan Research, 2008-present
Chair, CTSA CC-CH “Reaching Out Committee” Working Group, 2011-present
Past President, American Pediatric Society, 2008-09
President, American Pediatric Society, 2007-08
Council Member, Western Society for Pediatric Research, 2007-2012
Vice President/President Elect, American Pediatric Society, 2006-2007
Pediatric Academic Societies Program Committee Member, 2006-2008
Council Member, American Pediatric Society, 2006-2009
Member and Co-Chair, Research Working Group, Federation of Pediatric Organizations, 2007-present
Member (for the APS), Pediatric Centers of Research Excellence National Working Group (D. Williams and T. Boat,
Co-Chairs), 2002-2006
Secretary-Treasurer, American Pediatric Society, 1998-2004
Council Member, American Pediatric Society, 1998-2004
Joint Council Member, American Pediatric Society/Society for Pediatric Research, 1998-2004
Pediatric Academic Societies Executive Committee Member, 1998-2004
Pediatric Academic Societies Program Committee Member, 1998-2004
APS Representative, Federation of Pediatric Organizations, 1998-2004; 2006-2009
Council Member, Organization of Neonatal/Perinatal Training Program Directors, 2000-2005
Member, National Pediatric Subspecialty Forum Steering Committee, 1999-2004
APS Representative, National Pediatric Subspecialty Forum, 1999-2004
External Advisor, NIH-Stanford University T32 Training Grant (Training Program in Neonatal and Developmental
Biology; David K Stevenson MD, PI), 2008-2013.
External Advisor, Women’s Reproductive Health Research Scholars’ Program, University of Cincinnati, Department
of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1999-2007.
External Advisor, NIH-University of Iowa T32 Training Grant (HD041922, Physician Training Program in Neonatal
Biology; John A. Widness MD, PI), 2003-2008.
Member, External Advisory Committee, Program Project Grant “Interacting Mechanisms of Exercise and
Inflammatory and Growth Mediators in Children,” Dan Cooper MD (PI), University California Irvine, University
Children’s Hospital, Irvine, CA, 2003-present.
Member, Advisory Committee and Steering Committee, Pulse Oximetry Saturation Trial for Prevention of ROP
(POST ROP), NIH Multicenter Trial, Cynthia Cole, PI. 2003-present
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Co-Director, Society for Pediatric Research “Research Conference,” Interplays between early nutrition, GI microbial
ecology, the immune system and subsequent health. October 17-19, 2007, The Woodlands, Texas.
Co-Director, Aspen Perinatal Biology Symposium, August 25-28, 2007, Aspen, CO.
Session Chair (Developmental/prenatal-perinatal), NIH-NIDDK Workshop ”The Interaction of Physical Activity and
Nutrition: Biological Remodeling and Plasticity,” Washington, DC, December 8-10, 2002.
Co-Director and Faculty, NICHD Aspen Conference for Young Investigators, Aspen, Colorado, 1992-present
Advisor to the Director of NICHD, NICHD Pediatric Department T32 Training Grants Program, 2001
Co-chairperson, Molecular and Cellular Signaling in the Perinatal Cardiovascular System, FASEB Summer Research
Conference, 2004.
Co-chairperson, Perinatal Regulation of the Cardiovascular System, FASEB Summer Research Conference, Copper
Mountain, CO, June 4-9, 2000.
Special Consultant to the Life Sciences Research Office, American Society for Nutritional Sciences, 2001-2002.
National Meeting Platform Chair, numerous occasions: American Pediatric Society, Society of Pediatric Research,
Western Society for Pediatric Research, Federation of American Society for Experimental Biology and
Medicine, Society for Gynecologic Investigation, and others.
NIH Site Visit and Grant Reviewer, Chairman and Member, numerous occasions, 1985 to present
International Activities (past 5 years)
Invited Participant, NICHD Vision Workshop: Developmental Origins of Health and Disease, Bethesda, MD, February
14-15, 2011.
Invited Participant, Georgian (country) Health Care 2010: MEDEA 2011. Washington, DC, February 1-2, 2011.
Member, Child Health and Nutrition Knowledge Network (CHNKN): international foundation to improve child health
nutrition through research that informs healthy policy and practice.
External Examiner, Doctoral Thesis, Jane Marie Alsweiler, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, 2010
Member, Advisory Committee, 2011 7th World Congress for Developmental Origins of Health & Disease, 2010-11
Secretary-Treasurer, International Pediatric Research Foundation, 2004-2014
Trustee, International Pediatric Research Foundation, 2004-2014
Member, Advisory Group, Neonatal Oxygenation Prospective Meta-analysis (NeOProM) Collaboration, 2007present
Member, Scientific Program Committee, 2005 Congress, International Society for Developmental Origins of Health
and Disease
Member, Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program Selection Committee, 2002-present
Member, Advisory Council, Placental Association of the Americas, 2001-2009
Member, Organizing Committee, 10th International Federation of Placental Associations Meeting and Placenta
Association of the Americas Meeting, Asilomar, CA, Sept. 25-29, 2004.
Member, Fetal Physiology Commission, International Union of Physiological Sciences. 1993-2001
Invited International Consultant, National Fetal-Neonatal Research Consortium Workshop, Canadian Institutes of
Health Research, January 14-16, 2000, Banff, Canada.
National Advocacy Positions
Member, Coalition for Pediatric Medical Research (support of Pediatric Research Consortia Bill), 2006-present
Chair, Advocacy Committee, American Pediatric Society, 2010-present.
Consultant Positions
Member, Kestrel Labs (Boulder, CO) Medical Advisory Board, 2002-present
Member, Datex-Ohmeda (Louisville, CO) Editorial Advisory Board, 2003-2006
Member, Abbott International/Ross Products Division International Pediatric Advisory Board, (Abbott Park, IL, and
Columbus, OH), 2003-2006
Invited Lectures, Visiting Professorships, National and International (Past 5 years)
Invited Speaker and Faculty, “Fetal Programming: Its Relevance to Postnatal Nutrition.” New Frontiers in
Neonatology (IPOKRaTES), Innsbruck, Austria, February 28-March 2, 2005.
Session Chair and Panel Discussant, “Fetal Programming” Satellite symposium at the International Union of
Physiological Sciences meeting, San Diego, CA, March 28-30, 2005.
Invited Speaker, “Nutritional requirements of newborn infants with special medical conditions,” “Nutritional
programming in the fetus and neonate,” “Nutrient-gene interactions.” Transcending Frontiers in Pediatrics, La
Escuaela De Medicina de la Facultad de Ciencias Médicas UIDE de la Universidad Internacional Del Ecudor
and Hospital Metropolitano y la Federación Médica Ecuatoriana, Quito, Ecuador, May 3-6, 2005.
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Invited Workshop Leader and Speaker, “Grant Writing.” Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, May 14-17,
2005.
Invited Lecturer, “Oxygen transport and Neonatal Pulse Oximetry.” Masimo Online Worldwide Lecture, May 19, 2005.
Invited Speaker, “Lessons from the fetus about how to feed a preterm baby;” “Hypoglycemia in the neonate.” 17th
National Conference on Advances in Perinatal and Pediatric Nutrition, Symposia Medicus and Stanford
University, Palo Alto, CA, July 18-20, 2005
Invited Workshop Participant and Speaker, “Anemia, oxygen delivery, and growth.” NICHD Workshop, Oxygen in
Neonatal Therapies: Controversies and Opportunities for Research.” Bolger Center, Potomac, MD, August 89, 2005.
Co-Director, 17th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal-Reproductive Medicine. Aspen, CO,
August 24-27, 2005.
Faculty and Co-Director, 17th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an
NIH Grant Application;” Chair of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO,
August 24-27, 2005.
Lecture, “Hypoglycemia, Facts, Myths, State of the Art.” UCH NICU Faculty Seminar Series, UCHSC, Denver, CO,
September 14, 2005.
Invited Lecture to NICHD Young Investigators, “The History of the Perinatal Research Society.” Perinatal Research
Society Annual Meeting, Le Chateau Montebello, Montebello, Quebec, Canada, September 16-18, 2005.
Invited Lecturer, “How to Write a Grant,” and Grantsmanship Session Co-Chair, Canadian Child Health Clinical
Scientist Program Annual Meeting, St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada, October 13-16, 2005
Lecture, “Oxygen for Growth.” UCH NICU Faculty Seminar Series, UCHSC, Denver, CO, October 19, 2005.
Invited Lecture, “Amino Acid and Protein Requirements of the Fetus (normal and growth restricted) with
implications for how to feed the Preterm Infant.” International Symposium: Developmental Effects of Normal
and Abnormal Human Fetal Nutrition. International Brain Research Organization and the Universidad
Autónoma de Quértaro, Quértaro, Mexico, October 22 nd, 2005.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition: application to postnatal nutrition (emphasis on macronutrients)”; “Strategies for
introduction of intravenous nutrition in the preterm infant”; “Fetal programming”; IPOKRaTES Clinical
Seminar, Curriculum of Excellence in Neonatology. Nutrition: Scientific Basis, Nutritional Strategies, Nutrition
and Disease. Guadalajara, Mexico, October 24-25, 2005.
Membership Lecture, “Placental-fetal glucose exchange and fetal glucose metabolism.” American Clinical and
Climatological Association Annual Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA, October 27-30, 2005.
Session Chair, Placenta, Third International Congress on the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease, Toronto,
Canada, November 16-20, 2005.
Invited Lecturer and Consultant, “How to write a grant;” “Mechanisms for NIH grants;” “Nutritional requirements for
ELBW-VLBW infants. Advocate Lutheran Children’s Hospital, Park Ridge, IL, November 28-29, 2005.
Invited Lecture, “Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: definition, causes, treatments.” UCH NICU Faculty Seminar
Series, UCHSC Denver, CO, December 14, 2005.
Lecture, “Nutrition of the very preterm infant.” Research Fellows Seminar Series, UCHSC, Denver, CO, December
15, 2005.
Invited speaker, “Endocrine and metabolic programming.” Program in Reproductive Science Journal Club, UCHSC,
January 6, 2006.
Course Lecturer, “Blood Oxygen Transport and Placental Oxygen Transfer”; “Maternal-Placental-Fetal Glucose
Exchange and Maternal and Fetal Glucose Metabolism During Pregnancy. Neonatology and Maternal-Fetal
Medicine Core Lecture Program, UCHSC, Denver, CO, February 16, 2006.
Session Chair on Feeding the Premature Infant. Maternal Nutrition and Optimal Infant Feeding Practices. NIH/USDA
Joint Conference, USDA/ARS Children’s Nutrition Research Center and Baylor College of Medicine,
Houston, TX, February 23-24, 2006.
Invited Speaker, “How to Write a Grant.” Clinical Fellow / Postdoctoral / Junior Faculty Training Course, Society for
Gynecological Investigation Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, March 22-25, 2006.
Invited Session Organizer, Pancreas Development and Insulin Secretion, APS Endocrinology & Metabolism Section,
Experimental Biology 2006, San Francisco, CA, April 4, 2006.
Introductory Speaker, “Pancreas Development and Insulin Secretion.” American Physiological Society,
Endocrinology & Metabolism Section, Experimental Biology 2006, San Francisco, CA, April 4, 2006.
Lecturer, “Placental Transport and Function,” Graduate Program in Reproductive Sciences, UCHSC, April 20, 2006.
Invited Workshop Leader and Speaker, “Grant Writing.” Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, April 29-May
2, 2006.
Session Co-organizer and Co-moderator, “New considerations for the growth rate of the preterm infant: too fast or
not fast enough?—A review of the evidence.” Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, April 29-May 2,
2006.
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Visiting Professor: Pediatric Grand Rounds, “Fetal and neonatal nutrition and their lifelong impact on growth and
development;” Neonatal Research Conference, “Regulation of insulin secretion and insulin action in normal
and IUGR fetuses.” Department of Pediatrics, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, May 16, 2006.
Invited Plenary Session Chair: Nutrition and its Role during Fetal, Neonatal, and Postnatal Periods. Nutrition and the
Premature Infant. European Congress of Perinatal Medicine, Prague, Czech Republic, May 25-27, 2006.
Invited Lecturer: “Fetal Programming; Its Relevance to Postnatal Nutrition,” Plenary Session III: Nutrition and its Role
during Fetal, Neonatal, and Postnatal Periods.” “Are we discharging very preterm infants in a suboptimal
nutritional state?” Symposia/Workshop III, Neonatal Nutrition and the Premature Infant. European Congress
of Perinatal Medicine, Prague, Czech Republic, May 25-27, 2006.
Invited Speaker, “Medical Research with Pregnant Women and Fetuses.” OHRP National Human Subjects
Protections Conference, Special Populations/Special Research Situations. Denver, June 1-2, 2006
Co-Director, 18th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal-Reproductive Medicine. Aspen, CO,
August 23-26, 2006.
Faculty and Co-Director, 18th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an
NIH Grant Application;” Chair of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO,
August 23-26, 2006.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition: application to postnatal nutrition (emphasis on macronutrients)”; “Strategies for
introduction of intravenous nutrition in the preterm infant”; “Fetal programming”; IPOKRaTES Clinical
Seminar, Curriculum of Excellence in Neonatology. Nutrition: Scientific Basis, Nutritional Strategies, Nutrition
and Disease. Tbilisi, Georgia, September 12-15, 2006.
Invited Speaker, “Which nutrients are adequate for optimal health in preterm infants?” Current Issues on the Nutrition
of the Preterm Infant. Centro Studi “La Marcigliania”, Rome, Italy, September 14-15, 2006.
Invited Speaker, “Insulin production and insulin action in fetal growth restriction—a set up for later life problems?”
Hormones and Related Malignancies Seminar Series, Program in Reproductive Sciences and Department of
Medicine Division of Endocrinology, UCHSC, October 4, 2006.
March of Dimes 2006 Agnes Higgins Award Presentation, “Translating fetal nutrition into nutrition of the preterm
infant. American Public Health Association annual meeting, Boston, MA, November 6. 2006.
Invited Grand Rounds Speaker, “Fetal and neonatal nutritional programming of later life diseases.” Department of
Pediatrics, University of Iowa College of Medicine, Iowa City, Iowa, November 17, 2006.
Program Review as External Advisor, NIH-University of Iowa T32 Training Grant (HD041922, Physician Training
Program in Neonatal Biology; John A. Widness MD, PI), Division of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics,
University of Iowa College of Medicine, Iowa City, Iowa, November 16-17, 2006.
Neonatology Continuing Medical Education Lecture, “Hypoglycemia in neonates--facts, fiction, state of the art.”
Section of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics, UCHSC, November 30, 2006.
Invited Lecturer: “Insulin production and insulin action in fetal growth restriction—set up for later life problems?”
Department of Physiology and Functional Genomics; “Career Advice and How to Write a Grant,” Division of
Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics, University of Florida, Gainesville, January 8-9, 2007.
Invited Lecturer: “Neonatal Amino Acid and Protein Administration – How much is needed? How much is enough?
How much is too much? The Debate.” NEO, The Conference for Neonatology, Orlando, Florida, February 710, 2007.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition: application to postnatal macronutrient nutrition of ELBW—VLBW infants”;
“Hypoglycemia in neonates—facts, fiction, state of the art,” “Fetal programming—its relation to postnatal
nutrition,” IPOKRaTES Clinical Seminar, Curriculum of Excellence in Neonatology. Nutrition: Scientific
Basis, Nutritional Strategies, Nutrition and Disease. Dubai, United Arab Emirates, March 6-9, 2007.
Invited Speaker, “Lessons from fetal nutrition to optimize preterm neonatal nutrition;” Education seminar for young
investigators on “Academic Career Advice and How to Write a Grant.” New England Perinatal Society Annual
Meeting, Newport, RI, March 30-April 1, 2007.
Invited speaker, “How human diseases are modeled in animals and how our understanding of comparative
physiology could benefit our research and its eventual application.” Animal Reproduction and Biotechnology
Laboratory and Equine Reproduction Program, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, CO, April 30, 2007.
Session Co-organizer and Co-moderator, How IUGR and Macrosomia Produce Later Life Obesity, Insulin Resistance
and Type 2 Diabetes, Despite Different Beginning Phenotypes. Pediatric Academic Societies Annual
Meeting, Toronto, ON, Canada, May 5-8, 2007.
Invited Speaker, “IUGR and Macrosomia Phenotypes and How They Change Over the Life Span.” Pediatric
Academic Societies Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, Canada, May 5-8, 2007.
Invited Workshop Leader and Speaker, “Grant Writing.” Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON,
Canada May 5-8, 2007.
Co-Director, 19th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal-Reproductive Medicine. Aspen, CO,
August 22-25, 2007.
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Faculty and Co-Director, 19th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an
NIH Grant Application;” Member of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO,
August 22-25, 2007.
Invited Lecturer, “Common Metabolic Problems of the Newborn Infant and Programming of Longer Term
Consequences (Metabolic Syndrome).” Higher Training in Neonatal Medicine ESN Training Course,
European Society of Neonatology, European Society for Paediatric Research. Prague, Czech Republic,
October 5-6, 2007.
Invited Lecturer, “How to Write a Grant.” Canadian Child Health Clinical Scholars Program. Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, October 12-13, 2007.
Session Co-Chair, Grantsmanship, Canadian Child Health Clinical Scientist Program Annual Meeting, Montreal,
Quebec, Canada, October 12-14, 2007.
Session Chair and Introductory Lecture, “Mechanisms of how early postnatal nutrition relates to major subsequent
diseases and public health problems such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease: studies in
animals and humans “Society for Pediatric Research “Research Conference,” Interplays between early
nutrition, GI microbial ecology, the immune system and subsequent health. October 17-19, 2007, The
Woodlands, Texas.
Invited Speaker, “IUGR and Macrosomia: how such different early life phenotypes produce a common later life
phenotype.” Annual Alumni Memorial Lectureship, Division of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics Morgan
Stanley Children’s Hospital of New York-Presbyterian, Columbia University, New York, November 13, 2007.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition: application to postnatal nutrition”; “Hypoglycemia in newborn infants”; “Fetal
programming”; IPOKRaTES Clinical Seminar: Perspectives and advances in maternal and neonatal nutrition
and neonatal gastroenterology. Lisbon, Portugal, November 15-17, 2007.
Invited Speaker, “Academic career advice and how to write a grant.” 29 th Annual Western Conference on Perinatal
Research, sponsored by Mead Johnson Nutritionals, Rancho Mirage, CA, January 16-18, 2008.
Invited Speaker, “Maternal-fetal-neonatal glucose metabolism,” and “Neonatal hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.”
University of Illinois Chicago Specialty Review in Neonatology-Perinatology, Chicago, IL, February 7, 2008.
Invited Principal Guest Speaker, “Protein for preterm infant nutrition—how much is needed, how much is too much?”
Annual Meeting of the Society of Neonatology, R.O.C., National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan,
March 9, 2008.
Invited Guest Lecturer, “How do the very different IUGR and macrosomia phenotypes in the fetus produce a
common adult phenotype of obesity, insulin resistance, and diabetes?” National Taiwan University Hospital,
Taipei, Taiwan, March 12, 2008.
Invited Lecturer, “Protein for preterm infants: how much is enough, how much is too much?” “More aggressive early
nutrition for preterm infants.” Neonatology 2008, Emory University School of Medicine, Division of NeonatalPerinatal Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, March 27-28, 2008.
Speaker, “Commonality of fetal nutrition and nutrition of the preterm infant. Neonatal Noon Conference, Section of
Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics and The Children’s Hospital, University of Colorado Denver, April 17,
2008.
Invited Guest Lecturer, “How do the very different IUGR and macrosomia phenotypes in the fetus produce a
common adult phenotype of obesity, insulin resistance, and diabetes?” Japanese Pediatric Society Annual
Meeting, Tokyo, Japan, April 24-27, 2008.
Speaker, “Research as the Foundation for Improving Child and Adolescent Health.” Public Policy Council Forum on
A National Agenda for America’s Children and Adolescents. Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting,
Honolulu, Hawaii, May 3-6, 2008.
Presidential Address, “Research in Early Life, Benefit and Promise.” American Pediatric Society Plenary Session,
Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, May 3-6, 2008.
Faculty and Co-Director, 20th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an
NIH Grant Application;” Member of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO,
August 20-23, 2008.
Invited Speaker, “Hypoglycemia—still a problem with no resolution;” “Glucose metabolism in the mother, placenta
and fetus;” Working Group Moderator, “Definition of Neonatal Hypoglycemia.” NICHD Neonatal
Hypoglycemia Workshop. Bolger Center, Potomac, MD, September 8-9, 2008.
Invited speaker, “Fetal Adaptation to Nutrient Deficiency and Nutrient Excess: Prediction of Later Life Obesity, Insulin
Resistance, and Diabetes.” 2nd International Conference on Current issues on the Nutrition of the Preterm
Infant, Rome, Italy, September 18-19, 2008.
Workshop Co-Chair, Optimal Nutrition for the Very Immature Infant, and Invited Speaker, “Optimal protein and calorie
intake in very immature infants.” Recent Advances in Neonatal Medicine, Würtzburg, Germany, October 2-4,
2008.
Invited Speaker, “Strategies for feeding the preterm infant.” Recent Advances in Neonatal Medicine, Würtzburg,
Germany, October 2-4, 2008.
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Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition: application to postnatal nutrition”; “Hypoglycemia in newborn infants—history, myths,
and state of the art”; “Developmental origins: adverse outcomes of rapid fetal somatic growth”; IPOKRaTES
Clinical Seminar: Perspectives and advances in maternal and neonatal nutrition and neonatal
gastroenterology. Bari, Italy, November 12-15, 2008.
Invited Speaker, “Fetal nutrition as a guide to nutrition of the preterm infant.” Global Neonatology and Perinatology,
First International meeting of the Union of European Neonatal and Perinatal Societies, Rome, Italy,
November 17-19, 2008.
Invited Faculty and Speaker, “How to write a grant,” Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Physician Faculty Scholars
Program Annual Meeting, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, December 2-5, 2008.
Session Organizer and Co-Chair, “Child health research funding and policy: the imperatives and the investments that
America needs to make for a healthier world.” Federation of Pediatric Organizations Child Health Research
Working Group, Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, Baltimore, May 2, 2009.
Session Organizer and Co-Chair, “CTSA supported pediatric research: clinical & translational.” Pediatric Academic
Societies Annual Meeting, Baltimore, May 2, 2009.
Faculty and Co-Director, 21st NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an
NIH Grant Application;” Member of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO,
August 26-29, 2009.
Invited lecturer and participant, “Fetal nutrition: What do we know about the fetal environment? Fetal nutrition as a
guide to postnatal nutrition of the preterm infant.” NICHD Workshop, Nutritional Challenges of the High Risk
Infant. Bethesda, MD. September 10-11, 2009.
Invited lecturer, “Fetal adaptations to environmental disturbances―under and over nutrition.” International Pediatric
Research Foundation Plenary Session, European Society for Pediatric Research, Hamburg, Germany,
October 9-12, 2009.
Invited speaker, “Protein for preterm infants: how much is required; how much is too much?” “More aggressive
nutrition for preterm infants.” 33rd Annual Perinatal Symposium, Advocate Christ Medical Center and
Advocate Hope Children’s Hospital, Oak Lawn, Illinois, November 19, 2009.
Invited speaker, “Neonatal hyper- and hypoglycemia: why are these still controversial? (or are they?). Hot Topics in
Neonatology 2009, Washington DC, December 7-8, 2009.
Speaker, “Neonatal hyper- and hypoglycemia: why are these still controversial? (or are they?). Neonatal Noon
Conference, UCDenver Department of Pediatrics Section of Neonatology, December 16, 2009.
Visiting Professor and Grand Rounds Speaker, “Growth Patterns in Early Life and Later Life Disease: an Entrée into
Lifespan Research”; Neonatology and Faculty and Fellow’s Conference, “Nutrition of the Preterm Infant.”
Department of Pediatrics and Division of Neonatology, University of California Davis, Sacramento CA,
January 22, 2010.
Invited Speaker, “Maternal-fetal-neonatal glucose metabolism and neonatal hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.”
University of Illinois Chicago/Pediatrix Medical Group Specialty Review in Neonatology-Perinatology 2.0,
Orlando, FL, February 16, 2010.
Invited speaker, “Neonatal hyper- and hypoglycemia: why are these still controversial? (or are they?). 10th Annual
Neonatology Meeting, Department of Pediatrics, King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre, Riyadh,
Saudi Arabia, April 20, 2010 (by teleconference).
Invited Speaker, Benefits of research in early life: preemption and prevention of later life disease; Children’s Health
Across the Life Continuum Session sponsored by the CTSA Consortium-Child Health Oversight Committee.
Association for Clinical Research Training and Society for Clinical Translational Science Joint Meeting, April
27-29, 2010, Washington, DC.
Invited Speaker, “Benefits of Research in Early Life ― Preemption and Prevention of Later Life Disease: an Entrée
into Lifespan Research.” CTSAs: Changing the Environment for Pediatric Translational Research. Pediatric
Academic Societies Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC, Canada, May 1, 2010.
Visiting Professor, Grand Rounds speaker for the Department of Pediatrics, “Growth patterns in early life, feeding
babies, and later life disease;” Neonatology Grand Rounds speaker, “More aggressive early nutrition for
preterm infants.” Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA,
August 18-19, 2010.
Faculty and Co-Director, 22nd NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an
NIH Grant Application;” Member of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO,
August 25-28, 2010.
Invited Workshop Co-Leader and Lecturer, Manuscript Writing Workshop—“It’s all in the abstract: Writing (and
re‐writing) manuscripts,” Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program Annual Meeting, Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada, October 14-17, 2010.
Invited lecturer, “Fetal nutrition as a guide to nutrition of the preterm infant”; “Neonatal hyper- and hypoglycemia,” and
scientific session chair (Nutrition), Union of European Neonatal and Perinatal Societies 2 nd International
Congress, Istanbul, Turkey, November 14-17, 2010.
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Invited Speaker, “Neonatal hyper- and hypoglycemia, hypoxia-ischemia, and neonatal brain injury”; “Care of the
Infant with Acidosis and Shock Following Perinatal Hypoxia-Ischemia”; “Management of the Apneic Newborn
and Neonatal Resuscitation.” 27th Annual Conference on Obstetrics, Gynecology, Perinatal Medicine,
Neonatology, and the Law and the 11th Annual Multispecialty Conference on Medical Negligence and Risk
Management in Medicine, Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Radiology, and Family Medicine. Maui, Hawaii,
January 3-7, 2011.
Plenary Session Chair (as President, WSPR for 2011), Western Society for Pediatric Research and Western Society
for Clinical Investigation. Carmel, CA, January 26-29, 2011.
Faculty and Lecturer, “How to write a grant”; Writing Seminar Leader. Department of Pediatrics Fellows’ Writing
Seminar, February 3, 2011.
Faculty Lecturer, “Oxygenation, Metabolism and Growth, and Pulse Oximetry in Neonates. Neonatal Noon
Conference, Section of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics, University of Colorado School of Medicine,
Aurora, February 9, 2011.
Visiting Professor, “How I grew up to be an academic Neonatologist”; “Fetal and neonatal growth parameters: how
can we improve on nature?”, Pediatric Science Days 2011, St. Louis University School of Medicine, St.
Louis, MO, February 23-25, 2011.
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DiGiacomo, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Regulation of placental glucose transfer and consumption by fetal glucose
production. Pediatr. Res. 25:429-434, 1989.
35.
DiGiacomo, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal glucose metabolism and oxygen consumption during sustained
maternal and fetal hypoglycemia. Metabolism 39:193-202, 1990.
36.
DiGiacomo, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental-fetal glucose exchange and placental glucose consumption in
pregnant sheep. Am. J. Physiol. 258:E360-E367, 1990.
37.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Molina, R.D., DiGiacomo, J.E., Meschia, G. Model of placental glucose consumption and
glucose transfer. Am. J. Physiol. 258:R569-R577, 1990.
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38.
Helms, R.A., Mauer, E.C., Hay, W.W., Jr., Christensen, M.L., Storm, M.C. Effect of intravenous L-carnitine on
growth and fat metabolism parameters during parenteral nutrition in neonates. Journal Parenteral and
Enteral Nutrition 14:448-453, 1990.
39.
Loy, G.L. Quick, A.N., Jr., Teng, C., Hay, W.W., Jr., Fennessey, P.V. Versatile stable isotope technique for
the measurement of amino acids and keto acids. Comparison with radioactive isotope and its use in
measuring in vivo disposal rates. Analytical Biochemistry 185:1-9, 1990.
40.
Vernon, R.G., Faulkner, A., Hay, W.W., Jr., Calvert, D.T., and Flint, D.J. Insulin resistance of hind-limb
tissues in vivo in lactating sheep. Biochem. J. 270:783-786, 1990.
41.
DiGiacomo, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Effect of hypoinsulinemia and hyperglycemia on fetal glucose utilization and
oxidation. Am. J. Physiol. 259:E506-E512, 1990.
42.
Nobes, C.D., Hay, W.W., Jr., Brand, M.D. The mechanism of stimulation of respiration by fatty acids in
isolated hepatocytes. J. Biol. Chem. 265:12910-12915, 1990.
43.
Neville, M.C., Hay, W.W., Jr., Fennessey, P.V. Physiological significance of human milk glucose.
Protoplasma. 159:118-128, 1990
44.
Loy, G.L., Quick, A.N., Jr., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C., Fennessey, P.V. Fetoplacental
deamination and decarboxylation of leucine. Am. J. Physiol. 259:E492-E497, 1990.
45.
Molina, R.D., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C. Hay, W.W., Jr. Gestational maturation of placental glucose transfer
capacity in sheep. Am. J. Physiol. 261:R697-R704, 1991.
46.
Narkewicz, M.R., Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr. Induction of cytocolic phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase in
the ovine fetal liver by chronic fetal hypoglycemia and hypoinsulinemia. Pediatr. Res. 33: 493-496, 1993.
47.
Townsend, S.F., Thureen, P.J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Narkewicz, M.R. Development of primary culture of ovine fetal
hepatocytes for studies of amino acid metabolism and insulinlike growth factors. In Vitro Cell. Dev. Biol.
29A:592-596, 1993.
48.
Neville, M.C., Sawicki, V.S., Hay, W.W., Jr. Effects of fasting, elevated plasma glucose and plasma insulin
concentrations on milk secretion in women. J. Endocrinology 139: 165-173, 1993.
49.
Molina, R.D., Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr. Ontogeny of insulin effect in fetal sheep. Pediatr. Res. 34:654660, 1993.
50.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Aldoretta, P., Carver, T.D. Glucose-specific suppression of insulin secretion and glucose
utilization in late-gestation fetal sheep. Acta 2nd World Congress of Perinatal Medicine, Monduzzi Editore,
Bologna, Italy, 835-839, 1993.
51.
Lawler-Heavner, J., Cruickshanks, K.J., Hay, W.W., Jr., Gay, E.C., Hamman, R.F. Birth size and risk of
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice 24: 153-159, 1994.
52.
Aldoretta, P.W., Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr. Ovine uteroplacental glucose and oxygen metabolism in
relation to chronic changes in maternal and fetal glucose concentrations. Placenta 15: 753-764, 1994.
53.
Manco-Johnson, M.J., Carver, T., Jacobson, L.J., Townsend, S.F., and Hay, W.W., Jr. Hyperglycemiainduced hyperinsulinemia decreases maternal and fetal plasma protein C concentration during ovine
gestation. Pediatr. Res. 36: 293-299, 1994.
54.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Aldoretta, P.W., Carver, T.D. Glucose-specific suppression of insulin secretion and glucose
utilization in late-gestation fetal sheep. In Cosmi, E.V., Di Renzo, G.C. (Eds.), Current Progress in Perinatal
Medicine, The Parthenon Publishing Group, New York, 1994, pp 497-505.
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55.
Neville, M.C., Casey, D., Hay, W.W., Jr. Endocrine regulation of nutrient flux in the lactating woman. Do the
mechanisms differ from pregnancy? In Nutrient Regulation during Pregnancy, Lactation, and Infant Growth.
Allen, L., King, J., Lönnerdal, B. (Eds.). Plenum Press, New York, 1994, pps. 85-98.
56.
Manco-Johnson, M. J., Spedale, S., Peters, M., Townsend, S. F., Jacobson, L. J., Christian J., Krugman, S.
D., Hay, W. W. , Jr., Sparks, J. W. Identification of a unique form of protein C in the ovine fetus:
developmentally linked transition to the adult form. Pediatric Research 37:365-372, 1995.
57.
Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr. Uteroplacental glucose metabolism and oxygen consumption after long term
hypoglycemia in pregnant sheep. Am. J. Physiol. 269: E299-E308, 1995.
58.
Bzoskie, L., Blount, L., Kashiwai, K., Tseng, Y.-T., Hay, W.W., Jr., Padbury, J.F. Placental norepinephrine
clearance: in vivo measurements and physiological role. Am. J. Physiol. 269: E145-E149, 1995.
59.
McGowen, J.E., Aldoretta, P.W., Hay, W.W., Jr. Contribution of fructose and lactate produced in the placenta
to the calculation of fetal glucose oxidation rate. Am. J. Physiol. 269: 834-839, 1995.
60.
Carver, T.D., Anderson, S.M., Aldoretta, P.W., Esler. A.L., Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose suppression of insulin
secretion in chronically hyperglycemic fetal sheep. Pediatr. Res. 38: 754-762, 1995.
61.
Turbow, R. M., Curran-Everett, D., Hay, W.W., Jr., Jones, M. D., Jr. Cerebral lactate metabolism in near-term
fetal sheep. Am. J. Physiol. 269: R938-R942, 1995.
62.
Hirst, K., Zerbe, G. O., Hay, W.W., Jr. A generalized Michaelis-Menten Response Surface. Statistics in
Medicine 15: 2107-2119, 1996.
63.
Carver, T.D., Anderson, S.M., Aldoretta, P.W., Hay, W.W., Jr. Effect of low-level basal plus marked
“pulsatile” hyperglycemia on insulin secretion in fetal sheep. Am. J. Physiol. 271 (Endo. Metab. 34): E865E871, 1996.
64.
Young, D.A., Zerbe, G. O., Hay, W.W., Jr. Fieller’s theorem, Scheffé simultaneous confidence Intervals, and
ratios of parameters of linear and nonlinear mixed-effects models. Biometrics 53:838-847, 1997.
65.
Thureen, P. J., Phillips R. E., DeMarie, M. P., Hoffenberg, A., Bronstein, M. N., Spedale, S. B., Hay, W.W.,
Jr. Technical and methodologic considerations for performance of indirect calorimetry in ventilated and
nonventilated preterm infants. Crit. Care Med. 25: 171- 179, 1997.
66.
Gresores, A., Anderson, S. M., Hood, D., Hay, W. W., Jr. Separate and joint effects of arginine and glucose
on ovine fetal insulin secretion. Am. J. Physiol. 272 (Endocrinol. Metab. 35): E68- E73, 1997.
67.
Carver, T. D., Quick, A. N., Jr., Teng, C. C., Pike, A. W., Fennessey, P. V. Hay, W.W., Jr. Leucine
metabolism in chronically hypoglycemic, hypoinsulinemic growth restricted fetal sheep. Am. J. Physiol.
272 (Endocrinol. Metab. 35): E107-E117, 1997.
68.
Das, U. G., Schroeder R. E., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. Time dependent regulation of rodent and ovine
placental glucose transporter (Glut 1) protein. Am. J. Physiol. 274 (Regulatory Integrative Comp Physiol 43):
R339-R347, 1998.
69.
Aldoretta, P.W., Gresores, A., Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr. Maturation of glucose-stimulated insulin
secretion. Biol. Neonate 73: 375-386, 1998.
70.
Thureen, P. J., DeMarie, M. P., Phillips, R. E., Baron, K. A., Hay, W. W., Jr. Direct measurement of energy
expenditure of activity in preterm infants. J. Appl. Physiol. 85: 223-230, 1998.
71.
Thureen, P. J., Anderson, A. H., Baron, K. A., Melara, D. L., Hay, W. W., Jr., Fennessey, P. V. Protein
balance in the first week of life in ventilated neonates receiving parenteral nutrition. Am. J. Clin. Nutr. 68:
1128-1135, 1998.
72.
Brockway, J., Hay, W. W., Jr. Prediction of arterial partial pressure of oxygen (PaO2) with pulse oxygen
saturation (SpO2) measurements. J. Pediatrics 133: 63-66, 1998
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73.
Stearns, M. R., Jackson, C. G. R., Landauer, J. A., Frye, S. D., Hay, W. W., Jr., Burke, T. J. Small for
gestational age: a new insight? Medical Hypotheses 53:186-189, 1999.
74.
Das, U. G., Schroeder R. E., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. Time-dependent and tissue-specific effects of
circulating glucose on fetal ovine glucose transporters. Am J Physiol 276 (Regulatory Integrative Comp.
Physiol. 45): R809-817, 1999.
75.
Aldoretta, P. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effect of glucose supply on ovine uteroplacental glucose metabolism. Am J
Physiol 277 (Regulatory Integrative Comp. Physiol. 46): R947-R958, 1999.
76.
DeMarie, M.P., Hoffenberg, A., Biggerstaff, S.L.B., Jeffers, B.W., Hay, W. W., Jr., Thureen, P.J.
Determinants of energy expenditure in ventilated preterm infants. J. Perinat. Med. 27: 465-472, 2000.
77.
Das, U. G., He, J., Ehrhardt, R. A., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. Time-dependent physiological regulation
of the ovine placental GLUT-3 glucose transporter protein. Am J Physiol Regulatory Integrative Comp
Physiol 279: R2252-R2261, 2000.
78.
Thureen, P. J., Anderson, S. M., Hay, W. W., Jr. Regulation of uterine and umbilical amino acid uptakes by
maternal amino acid concentrations. Am J Physiol Regulatory, Integrative Comp Physiol 279: R849-R859,
2000.
79.
Thureen, P. J., Scheer, B., Anderson, S. M., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effect of hyperinsulinemia on amino acid
utilization in the ovine fetus. Am J Physiol Endocrinol Metab 279: E1294-E1304, 2000.
80.
Thureen, P. J., Padbury, J. F., Hay, W. W., Jr. The effect of maternal hypoaminoacidemia on placental
uptake and transport of amino acids in pregnant sheep. Placenta 22: 162-170, 2001.
81.
Stephens, E., Thureen, P. J., Goalstone, M. L., Anderson, M. S., Leitner, J. W., Hay, W. W., Jr., Draznin, B.
Fetal hyperinsulinemia increases farnesylation of p21 Ras in fetal tissues. Am. J. Physiol. Endocrinology and
Metabolism 281: E217-E223, 2001.
82.
Anderson, M. S., He, J., Flowers-Ziegler, J., Devaskar, S. U., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effects of selective
hyperglycemia and hyperinsulinemia on glucose transporters in fetal ovine skeletal muscle. Am. J. Physiol.
Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative 50: R1256-R1263, 2001.
83.
Anderson, M. S., Ziegler, J. A., Das, U. G., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. Glucose transporter protein
responses to selective hyperglycemia or hyperinsulinemia in fetal sheep. Am. J. Physiol. Regulatory,
Integrative and Comparative 281: R1545-R1552, 2001.
84.
Devaskar, S. U., Anthony, R., Hay, W. W., Jr. Ontogeny and insulin regulation of fetal ovine white adipose
tissue leptin expression. Am J Physiol Regulatory Integrative Comp Physiol 282: R431-R438, 2002.
85.
Thureen, P. J., Baron, K. A., Fennessey, P. V., Hay, W. W., Jr. Ovine placental and fetal arginine metabolism
at normal and increased maternal plasma arginine concentrations. Pediatric Research 51: 464-471, 2002.
86.
Wallace, J. M., Bourke, D. A., Aitken, R. P., Leitch, N., Hay, W. W., Jr. Blood flows and nutrient uptakes in
growth-restricted pregnancies induced by overnourishing adolescent sheep. Am J Physiol Regulatory
Integrative Comp Physiol 282: R1027-R1036 2002.
87.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Rodden, D. J., Collins, S. M., Melara, D. L., Hale, K. A., Fashaw, L. M. Reduced pulse
oximetry false alarms in neonatal patients. J. Perinatol. 22: 360-366, 2002.
88.
Thureen, P. J., Melara, D., Fennessey, P. V., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effect of low versus high intravenous amino
acid intake on very low birth weight infants in the early neonatal period. Pediatric Res 53: 24-32, 2003.
89.
Manco-Johnson, M. J., Jacobson, L. J., Hacker, M. R., Townsend, S. F., Murphy, J., Hay, W. W., Jr.
Development of coagulation regulatory proteins in the fetal and neonatal lamb. Pediatric Res 52: 580-588,
2002.
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Wallace, J. M., Bourke, D. A., Aitken, R. P., Milne, J. S., Hay, W. W., Jr. Placental glucose transport in
growth-restricted pregnancies induced by overnourishing adolescent sheep. J Physiol 547: 85-94, 2002
(electronic); J Physiol 547: 85-94, 2003 (print).
91.
Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Adaptation of ovine fetal pancreatic insulin secretion to chronic
hypoglycemia and euglycemic correction. J Physiol 547: 95-105, 2002 (electronic); J Physiol 547: 95-105,
2003 (print).
92.
Limesand, S. W., Regnault, T. R. H., Hay, W. W., Jr. Characterization of glucose transporter 8 (GLUT8) in
the ovine placenta of normal and growth restricted fetuses. Placenta 25: 70-77, 2004.
93.
Anderson, M.S., Thamotharan, M., Kao, D., Devaskar, S.U., Qiao, L., Friedman, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Effects
of acute hyperinsulinemia on insulin signal transduction and glucose transporters in ovine fetal skeletal
muscle. Am J Physiol Reg Integr Comp Physiol (online publication Nov 11 2004) 288:R473-R481, 2005.
94.
Limesand, S. W., Jensen, J., Hutton, J. C., Hay, W. W., Jr. Diminished -Cell Replication Contributes to
Reduced -Cell Mass in Fetal Sheep with Intrauterine Growth Restriction. Am J Physiol Reg Integr Comp
Physiol 288: R1297-R1305, 2005. Epub 2005 Jan 13.
95.
Wooding, F.B.P., Fowden, A.L., Bell, A.W., Ehrhardt, R.A., Limesand, S.W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Localisation of
glucose transport in the ruminant placenta: implications for sequential use of transporter isoforms. Placenta
26: 626-640, 2005.
96.
Limesand, S.W., Rozance, P.J., Zerbe, G.O., Hutton, J.C., Hay, W. W., Jr. Attenuated insulin release and
storage in fetal sheep pancreatic islets with intrauterine growth restriction. Endocrinology 147: 1488-1497,
2006.
97.
Barry JS, Davidsen ML, Limesand SW, Galan HL, Friedman JE, Regnault TRH, Hay, W. W., Jr.
Developmental changes in ovine myocardial glucose transporters and insulin signaling during hyperthermia induced intrauterine fetal growth restriction. Exp Biol Med 231: 566-575, 2006.
98.
Rozance, P.J., Limesand, S.W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Decreased nutrient stimulated insulin secretion in chronically
hypoglycemic late gestation fetal sheep is due to an intrinsic islet defect. Am J Physiol Endo Metab
291:E404-E411, 2006.
99.
Brown, L.D., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effect of hyperinsulinemia on amino acid utilization and oxidation independent
of glucose metabolism in the ovine fetus. Am J Physiol Endo Metab 291:E1333-E1340, 2006.
100.
Wallace JM, Milne JS, Aitken RP, Hay WW Jr. Sensitivity to metabolic signals in late gestation growth
restricted fetuses from rapidly growing adolescent sheep. Am J Physiol Endo Metab 293: E1233-1241.
101.
Limesand SW, Rozance PJ, Smith D, Hay WW Jr. Increased insulin sensitivity and maintenance of glucose
utilization rates in fetal sheep with placental insufficiency and intrauterine growth restriction. Am J Physiol
Endo Metab 293: E1716-1725, 2007.
102.
Rozance PJ, Limesand SW, Barry JS, Brown LD, LoTurco D, Regnault TRH, Friedman JE, Hay WW Jr.
Chronic late gestation hypoglycemia up-regulates hepatic PEPCK associated with Increased PGC1α mRNA
and pCREB in fetal sheep. Am J Physiol Endo Metab 294: E365-370, 2007.
103.
Rozance PJ, Limesand SW, Zerbe GO, Hay WW, Jr., Chronic fetal hypoglycemia inhibits the later steps of
stimulus-secretion coupling in pancreatic β-cells. Am J Physiol Endocrinol Metab 292: E1256-E1264, 2007.
104.
Manco-Johnson MM, Jacobson L, Hacker MR, Hay WW Jr. Pharmacokinetics of Protein C and Antithrombin
in the fetal lamb: a model to predict human neonatal replacement dosing. Neonatology 95:279-285, 2009.
105.
Rozance PJ, Limesand SW, Barry JS, Brown LD, and Hay WW Jr. Glucose replacement causes hypoxia,
acidosis, and decreased insulin secretion in a sheep model of intrauterine growth restriction. Pediatr Res 65:
72-78, 2009.
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Brown LD, Rozance PJ, Barry JS, Friedman JE, Hay WW Jr. Insulin is required for amino acid stimulation of
the Akt/p70S6K signaling pathway in skeletal muscle in the late gestation ovine fetus. Am J Physiol
Endocrinol Metab 296: E56-E63, 2009.
107.
Limesand SW, Rozance PJ, Brown LD, and Hay WW Jr. Effects of chronic hypoglycemia and euglycemic
correction on lysine metabolism in fetal sheep. Am J Physiol Endocrinol Metab 296: E879-E887, 2009.
108.
Thorn SR, Regnault, TRH, Brown LD, Rozance PJ, Keng J, Roper M, Wilkening RB, Hay WW Jr., Friedman
JE. Intrauterine growth restriction increases fetal hepatic gluconeogenic capacity and reduces hepatic and
skeletal muscle mRNA translation initiation and nutrient sensing. Endocrinology 150: 3021-3030, 2009.
109.
Rozance PJ, Crispo MM, Barry JS, O'Meara MC, Frost MS, Hansen KC, Hay WW Jr., Brown LD. Prolonged
maternal amino acid infusion in late-gestation pregnant sheep increases fetal amino acid oxidation. Am J
Physiol Endocrinol Metab. 297: E638-E646, 2009.
110.
Green As, Macko AR, Yates DT, Chen X, Rozance PJ, Hay WW, Jr., Limesand SW. Characterization of
glucose-insulin responsiveness and impact of fetal number and gender on insulin response in the sheep
fetus. Am J Physiol Endocrinol Metab, in press, 2011.
SCHOLARLY REVIEWS
1.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal glucose metabolism. Seminars in Perinatology 3:157-176, 1979.
2.
Battaglia, F.C., Hay, W.W., Jr. Energy and substrate requirements for fetal and placental growth and
metabolism, in Beard & Nathanielsz (eds.), Fetal Physiology and Medicine, Marcel Dekker Publishers, New
York, pp. 601-628, 1984.
3.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Bonnabel, C. Neonatal Nutrition, in Merenstein, G.B. and Gardner, S.L. (eds.), Handbook of
Neonatal Intensive Care, C.V. Mosby, St. Louis, pp. 127-160, 1985.
4.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Maternal, fetal, and neonatal carbohydrate metabolism. Perinatology-Neonatology 7:17-33,
1983.
5.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutrition of the fetus and premature infant: State of the art. Part 1, Perinatology-Neonatology
92:19-29, 1985; Part 2, Perinatology-Neonatology 92:23-33, 1985.
6.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal and neonatal glucose homeostasis and their relation to the small for gestational age
infant. Sem. Perinatol. 8:101-116, 1984.
7.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal metabolic consequences of maternal diabetes, in Jovanovich, L., Peterson, C.W.,
Fuhrmann, K. (eds.), Diabetes and Pregnancy: Teratology, Toxicology and Treatment, Praeger, New York,
pp. 185-227, 1986.
8.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Justification for total parenteral nutrition in the premature and compromised newborn, in
Lebenthal, E. (ed.), Total Parenteral Nutrition, Raven Press, New York, pp. 277-304, 1986.
9.
Hay, W.W., Jr. and Sparks, J.W.: Placental, fetal and neonatal carbohydrate metabolism. Clin. Obstet. and
Gynecol. 28:473-485, 1985.
10.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Hypoglycemia in the newborn: an overview. Neonatology Grand Rounds 2:1-6, 1985.
11.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: Nutritional requirements and recommended feeding for premature infants. Pediatric Basics,
Vol. 42, 1985.
12.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Sparks, J.W. Tracer methods for studying fetal metabolism in vivo, in Nathanielsz, P.W. (ed.),
Animal Models in Fetal Medicine - Metabolism, Perinatology Press, Ithaca, New York, pp. 134-175, 1988.
13.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal energy and protein metabolism. Nestle Nutrition Workshop Series, Vol. 18, Raven
Press, New York, pp. 39-64, 1989.
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14.
Kennaugh, J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutrition of the fetus and newborn. Western J. Med. 147:435-448, 1987.
15.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Physiology of oxygenation and its relation to pulse oximetry in neonates. J. Perinatol. 7:308319, 1987.
16.
Hay, W.W., Jr. The uses, benefits, and limitations of pulse oximetry in neonatal medicine: consensus on key
issues. J. Perinatol. 7:347-349, 1987.
17.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Studies of glucose metabolism: Mother, placenta, fetus, newborn. In Gabbe, S.G. and Oh,
W. (eds.), Infant of the Diabetic Mother, Report of the 93rd Ross conference on Pediatric Research, Ross
Laboratories, Columbus, Ohio, pp. 32-40, 1987.
18.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental metabolism of glucose in relation to fetal nutrition. In Jones, C.T. (eds), Fetal and
Neonatal Development, Perinatology Press, Ithaca, NY, pp. 58-67, 1988.
19.
Kaempf, J., Bonnabel, C., Hay, W.W., Jr. Neonatal Nutrition, in Merenstein, G.B., and Gardner, S.L. (eds),
Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care, 2nd Edition, C.V. Mosby, St. Louis, pp.177-203, 1988.
20.
DiGiacomo, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose Homeostasis, in Merenstein, G.B. and Gardner, S.L. (eds.),
Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care, 2nd Edition, C.V. Mosby, St. Louis, pp. 220-237, 1988.
21.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental control of fetal metabolism. Proceedings of Royal Society of Obstetricians and
Gynecologists 20th Study Group: Fetal Growth, Sharp, F., Fraser, R.B., Milner, R.D.G., Editors, RCOG,
London, pps. 33-52, 1989.
22.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Pathophysiology of oxygen saturation and its clinical implications. Eighth Conference on
Apnea of Infancy, Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at Eisenhower. 1990.
23.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal requirements and placental transfer of nitrogenous compounds, in Polin, R.A. and Fox,
W.W. (eds), Fetal and Neonatal Physiology, W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, pp. 431-442, 1991.
24.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose metabolism in the fetal-placental unit, in Cowett, R.M. (ed), Principles of PerinatalNeonatal Metabolism, Springer-Verlag, New York, pp. 250-275, 1991.
25.
Hay, W.W., Jr. A biologic perspective on the nutritional requirements of the Extremely LBW infant, in Cowett,
R.M. and Hay, W.W., Jr. (eds), The Micropremi: The Next Frontier, Report of the 99th Ross Conference on
Pediatric Research, Ross Laboratories, Columbus, Ohio, pp. 103-110, 1990.
26.
DiGiacomo, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Disorders of metabolic adaptation: abnormal glucose homeostasis. In
Sinclair, J.C., and Bracken, M.B. (eds), Effective Care of the Newborn Infant. Oxford University Press,
Oxford, England, pp. 590-601, 1992.
27.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Reliability of blood glucose analysis. In Schwartz, R., Cornblath, M. (eds), Hypoglycemia in
Infancy: The Need for a Rational Definition. Ciba Symposium Report, pp. 1-23, 1990.
28.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Energy and substrate requirements of the placenta and fetus. Proceedings of the Nutrition
Society 50:321-336, 1991.
29.
Hay, W.W., Jr. In vivo measurements of placental transport and metabolism. Proceedings of the Nutrition
Society 50:355-362, 1991.
30.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Thilo, E., Curlander, J. Pulse oximetry in neonatal medicine. Clinics in Perinatology 18:441472, 1991.
31.
Hay, W.W., Jr. The placenta: not just a conduit for maternal fuels. Diabetes 40 (suppl. 2):44-50, 1991.
32.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal Physiology. In Lin, C.-C., Verp, M.S., Sabbagha, R.E., (eds), The High Risk Fetus,
Springer-Verlag, New York, 1993, pp. 1-51.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental metabolism and regulation of nutrient transfer to the fetus. In Lin, C.-C., Verp, M.S.,
Sabbagha, R.E., (eds), The High Risk Fetus, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1993, pp. 66-84.
34.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Wilkening, R.B. Metabolic Activity of the Placenta. In Thorburn, G.D., and Harding, R. (eds),
Textbook of Fetal Physiology, Oxford Medical Publications, Oxford, pp. 30-47, 1994.
35.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutritional requirements of the extremely-low-birth-weight infant. In Hay, W.W., Jr. (ed),
Neonatal Nutrition and Metabolism, Mosby-Year Book Medical Publishers, St. Louis, pp. 361-391, 1991.
36.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Non-invasive metabolic assessment of the neonate using calorimetry and other techniques.
Proceedings 4th International Conference on Fetal and Neonatal Physiological Measurements, Excerpta
Medica International Congress Series, Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 291-296, 1991.
37.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutritional needs of the extremely low birth weight infant. Seminars in Perinatology 15:482492, 1991.
38.
Hay, W.W., Jr. The role of placental-fetal interaction in fetal nutrition. Seminars in Perinatology 15:424-433,
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Thureen, P.J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Conditions in preterm infants requiring special nutritional management. In
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and Practical Guidelines. Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore, 1993, pp. 243-266.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental nutrient metabolism and transfer. In Herrera, E., Knopp, R. (ed), Perinatal
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DiGiacomo, J.E., Price, W., Hagedorn, M.I., Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose homeostasis. In Merenstein, G. and
Gardner, S. (eds.), Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care, 3rd Ed., St. Louis, MO, Mosby Year Book, Inc.,
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Thilo, E.H., Curlander, J.B., Hay, W.W., Jr. Pulse Oximetry. In Brans, Y.W., Hay, W.W., Jr. (eds.),
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Hay, W.W., Jr., Thilo, E., Curlander, J.B. Pulse Oximetry in Neonatal Medicine. Neonatal Intensive Care
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Townsend, S.F., Johnson, C.B., Hay, W.W., Jr. Enteral Nutrition. In Merenstein, G. and Gardner S.(eds.),
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutritional requirements of extremely low birth weight infants. Acta Paediatr. (Suppl. 402):
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental supply of energy and protein substrates to the fetus. Acta Paediatr. 83 (Suppl. 405):
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Aldoretta, P.W., Hay. W. W., Jr.: Fetal Nutrition. Nutrition Research 15: 929-965, 1994.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental transport of nutrients to the fetus. Hormone Research 42: 215-222, 1994.
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Aldoretta, P.W., Hay, W.W., Jr. Metabolic substrates for fetal energy metabolism and growth. Clinics in
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Metabolic interrelationships of placenta and fetus. Placenta 16: 19-30, 1995.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Placental metabolism and nutrient supply to the fetus. ISVP Newsletter 8: 2-3, 1995.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Discussion of interventions for acute perinatal asphyxia. Wright, L. L., Merenstein, G. B.,
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Placental Function. In Gluckman, P., Heymann, M. A. (eds.), Scientific Basis of Pediatric and
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Regulation of placental metabolism by glucose supply. Reproduction, Fertility and
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Placental transport of nutrients to the fetus. Infant Nutrition Digest 1: 26-27, 1996.
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Thureen, P. J., Hay, W. W., Jr.: Advice for selected breast-feeding issues. Comprehensive Therapy 22: 802805, 1996.
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Hay, W. W., Jr.: Assessing the effect of disease on nutrition of the preterm infant. Clinical Biochemistry 29:
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Hay, W. W., Jr.: Post-hospital nutrition of the preterm infant requires improved pre-discharge nutrition. PostHospital Nutrition in the Preterm Infant. Report of the 106th Ross Conference on Pediatric Research,
Columbus, OH. Ross Products Division Abbott Laboratories, 76-80, 1996.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Catz, C. S., Grave, G. D., Yaffe, S. J. Fetal growth: its regulation and disorders. Workshop
Summary, NICHD Conference on Fetal Growth. Pediatrics 99: 585-591, 1997.
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McGowan, J.E., Price, W., Hagedorn, M.I.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose homeostasis. In Merenstein, G. and
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Townsend, S.F., Johnson, C.B., Hay, W.W., Jr. Enteral Nutrition. In Merenstein, G. and Gardner S.(eds.),
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose metabolism in the fetal-placental unit, in Cowett, R.M. (ed), Principles of PerinatalNeonatal Metabolism, 2nd Edition, Springer-Verlag, New York, pps. 337-368, 1998.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Etiologies of Preterm Birth: Intrauterine Growth Restriction. Prenatal and Neonatal Medicine
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Nutrient and metabolic needs of the fetus and very small infant: a comparative approach.
Biochemical Society Transactions 26: 75-78, 1998.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Fetal growth and development. In Knobil, E., Neill, J.D. (eds), Encyclopedia of
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Maternal metabolic changes during pregnancy. In Knobil, E., Neill, J.D. (eds), Encyclopedia
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Thureen, P. J., Hay, W. W., Jr. Evaluation of amino acid and protein metabolism in the fetus. In: El-Khoury,
A. E. (ed), Methods for Investigation of Amino Acid and Protein Metabolism. CRC Press, Boca Raton, pps.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Prologue: Placental-fetal metabolic interrelationships. Biochemical Society Transactions 26:
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Nutrient-gene interactions during intrauterine life and lactation. Nutrition Reviews 57: S20S29, 1999.
73.
Bell, A. W., Hay, W. W., Jr., Ehrhardt, R. A. Placental transport of nutrients and its implications for fetal
growth. J. Reprod. Fertil. 54: 401-410, 1999.
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Anderson, S., Hay, W. W., Jr. The small-for-gestational-age Infant. In: Avery, G. B., Fletcher, M.A.,
MacDonald, M. G. (Editors), Neonatology: Pathophysiology and Management of the Newborn, 5th Edition.
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Hay, W. W., Jr., Anderson, M. S. Fuel homeostasis in the fetus and neonate. In: DeGroot, L. J., Jameson, J.
L. (Editors), Endocrinology, 4th Edition. W. B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, pps. 2413-2426, 2000.
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Hay, W. W., Jr., Lucas, A., Heird, W. C., Ziegler, E., Levin, E., Grave, G. D., Catz, C. S., Yaffe, S. J.
Workshop Summary: Nutrition of the Extremely Low Birth Weight Infant. Pediatrics 104: 1360-1368, 1999.
77.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Bell, E. F. Oxygen therapy, oxygen toxicity, and the STOP-ROP Trial. Pediatrics 105: 424425, 2000.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Pulse oximetry: as good as it gets? Journal of Perinatology 3: 181-183, 2000.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Nutrient-gene interactions during intrauterine life and lactation. Nutrition: The International
Journal of Applied and Basic Nutritional Sciences 16: 226-228, 2000.
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Addressing hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia. Pediatrics in Review 20 (NeoReviews 1): e4e5, 1999.
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Paisley, J. E., Hay, W. W., Jr. Infant of the diabetic mother. Pediatric Web site. January 15, 2000. Available
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Thureen, P. J., Hay, W. W., Jr. Intravenous nutrition and postnatal growth of the micropremi. Clinics in
Perinatology 27: 197-219, 2000.
83.
McGowan, J.E., Price, W., Hagedorn, M.I.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose homeostasis. In Merenstein, G. and
Gardner, S. (eds.), Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care, 5th Ed., Mosby Year Book, Inc., St. Louis, MO,
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Anderson, Townsend, S.F., Johnson, C.B., Hay, W.W., Jr. Enteral Nutrition. In Merenstein, G. and Gardner
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Regnault, T.R.H., Limesand, S.W., Hay, W.W., Jr. Factors influencing fetal growth. NeoReviewsTM 2: e119e128, 2001.
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Hay, W.W., Jr., Thureen, P.J., Anderson, M.S. Intrauterine growth restriction. NeoReviews TM 2: e129-e138,
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Thureen, P. J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Early aggressive nutrition in preterm infants. Seminars in Neonatology 6:403415, 2001.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Regulation of fetal growth. In: Gilli, G., Benzo, L., Schell, L. (Eds.), Human Growth from
Conception to Maturity. Smith-Gordon, London, pps 145-154, 2002.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. The small-for-gestational-age infant. In: Rudolph, C.D., Rudolph, A.M., Hostetter, M.K., Lister,
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Disorders of glucose metabolism. In: Rudolph, C.D., Rudolph, A.M., Hostetter, M.K., Lister,
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutrient delivery and metabolism in the fetus. In: Hod, M., Jovanovic, L., Di Renzo, G.,
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Hay, W.W., Jr., Regnault, T.R.H., Fetal requirements and placental transfer of nitrogenous compounds. In
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Hay, W. W., Jr.: Nutrition and development of the fetus: carbohydrate and lipid metabolism. In Walker, W. A.,
Watkins, J. B., Duggan C.P. (eds.), Nutrition in Pediatrics (Basic Science and Clinical Applications), 3rd
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Hay, W.W., Jr. The small-for-gestational-age infant. In: Rudolph, C.D., Rudolph, A.M., Hostetter, M.K., Lister,
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Disorders of glucose metabolism. In: Rudolph, C.D., Rudolph, A.M., Hostetter, M.K., Lister,
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Intrauterine Growth Restriction. In: Bhatia, J. Nutrition for Infant Development, Marcel Dekker,
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal growth: what pregnant mothers “feed” their babies matters. Pediatric Basics 104: 2-9,
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Hay, W.W., Jr., Cornblath M. Historical Perspectives: Transient symptomatic neonatal hypoglycemia.
NeoReviews 4: e1-e4, 2003.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Intravenous nutrition of the very preterm neonate. Acta Pædiatrica 94: 47-56, 2005.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutritional requirements of the very preterm neonate. Acta Pædiatrica 94: 37-46, 2005.
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Wallace, J.M., Aitken, R.P., Milne, J.S., Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutritionally-mediated placental growth restriction in
the growing adolescent: consequences for the fetus. Biology of Reproduction 71: 1055-1062, 2004
(Electronic publication 10.1095/biolreprod.104.030965).
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Hay, W.W., Jr., Anderson, M. S. Fuel homeostasis in the fetus and neonate (Chapter 184). In: Jameson, J.
L., DeGroot, L. J. (Editors), Endocrinology, 5th Edition. W. B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, pps. 33873406, 2005.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Pulse oximetry in neonatal medicine. Neonatal Respiratory Diseases 14: No. 2, pps. 1-8,
2004.
105.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Growth and Development: Physiological aspects. In Caballero, B., Allen, L., Prentice, A.
(eds.). Encyclopedia of Human Nutrition, 2nd Edition, Oxford, UK, Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, pps. 423-432, 2005.
106.
Regnault, T. R. H., Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Aspects of fetoplacental nutrition in intrauterine growth
restriction and Macrosomia. In Thureen, P. J., Hay, W. W., Jr. (Eds.), Neonatal Nutrition and Metabolism, 2 nd
Edition, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, pp. 32-46, 2006.
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Warshaw, J. B., Hay, W. W., Jr. Infant of the diabetic mother. In McMillan, J., DeAngelis, C., Feigin, R.,
Warshaw, J. B. (Eds.), Oski’s Pediatrics: Principles and Practice, 4th ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott Williams &
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Regnault, T.R.H., Friedman, J., Wilkening, R.B., Anthony, R.V., Hay, W.W., Jr. A review: fetoplacental
transport and utilization of amino acids in FGR. Trophoblast Research 18: S52-S62, 2005.
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Regnault, T.R.H., Hay, W.W., Jr. In vivo techniques for studying fetoplacental nutrient uptake, metabolism,
and transport. In Soares, M. J., Hunt, J. S. Placenta Methods and Protocols, Methods in Molecular
Biology/Methods in Molecular Medicine, Humana Press, Totowa, NJ, pps. 207-224, 2005.
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Anderson, S., Hay, W.W., Jr. Intrauterine growth restriction and the small-for-gestational-age infant. In:
MacDonald, M.G., Seshia M.M.K., Mullett, M.D. (Editors), Neonatology: Pathophysiology and Management
of the Newborn, 6th Edition. Lippincott-Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, pp. 490-522, 2005.
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McGowan, J.E., Price-Douglas, W., Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose homeostasis. In Merenstein, G. and Gardner, S.
(eds.), Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care, 6th Ed., Mosby Elsevier, St. Louis, MO. pp. 368-390, 2006.
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Anderson, M.S., Wood, L.L., Keller, J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Enteral Nutrition. In Merenstein, G. and Gardner
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Wallace, J.M., Regnault, T.R.H., Limesand, S.W., Hay, W.W. Jr., Anthony, R.V. Investigating the causes of
low birth weight in contrasting ovine paradigms. J Physiol 565: 19-26, 2005 (on line publication March 17,
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Thureen, P.J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Conditions requiring special nutritional management. In Tsang, R., Uauy, R.,
Koletzko, B., Zlotkin, S. (eds.), Nutrition of the Preterm Infant. Scientific Basis and Practical Guidelines.
Digital Educational Publishing Inc., Cincinnati, pp. 383-412, 2005.
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Rozance, P.J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Hypoglycemia in newborn infants: features associated with adverse outcomes.
Biology of the Neonate 90: 74-86, 2006.
116.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Early postnatal nutritional requirements of the very preterm infant based on a presentation at
the NICHD-AAP workshop on research in neonatology. J Perinatology 26: S13-S18, 2006.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. History of pulse oximetry in neonatal medicine. NeoReviews 6: e533-e538, 2005.
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Thureen, P.J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutritional requirements of the very low birth weight infant. In: Questions and
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119.
Wallace, J.M., Luther, J.S., Milne, J.S., Aitken, R.P., Redmer, D.A., Reynolds, L.P., Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutritional
modulation of adolescent pregnancy outcome. Placenta 27 (Suppl. A): 61-68, 2006.
120.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental-fetal glucose exchange and fetal glucose metabolism. Transactions of the American
Clinical and Climatological Association 117: 321-340, 2006.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Recent observations on the regulation of fetal metabolism by glucose. Invited manuscript, J
Physiol 572: 17-24, 2006.
122.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Fetal programming: its relevance to postnatal nutrition. Proceedings of the XX European
Congress on Perinatal Medicine (Hajek Z, Zoban P, Eds.), Medimond, Bologna, Italy, 2006.
123.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Are we discharging very preterm infants in a suboptimal nutritional state? Proceedings of the
XX European Congress on Perinatal Medicine (Hajek Z, Zoban P, Eds.), Medimond, Bologna, Italy, 2006.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutrient supplies for optimal health in preterm infants. Current Issues on the Nutrition of the
Preterm Infant. Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 45 (Supplement): S163-S169, 2007.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Nutrient delivery and metabolism in the fetus. In: Hod, M., Jovanovic, L., Di Renzo, G.,
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Hay, W. W., Jr. Nutrition and development of the fetus: carbohydrate and lipid metabolism (Chapter 28). In
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Applications), 4th Edition, BC Decker Inc Publisher, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 2008, pp 311-325.
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Hay, W.W., Jr., Brown, L. D., Regnault, T.R.H., Fetal requirements and placental transfer of nitrogenous
compounds. In Polin, R. A., Fox, W. W., Abman, S. H. (eds.), Fetal and Neonatal Physiology, Fourth Edition,
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Intravenous Nutrition for the Extremely Preterm Infant. In Pereira G. (Ed.), Nutrition of the
Premature Infant. Brazilian Perinatology Clinics. Medbook Editora Cientifica, Brazil, pps. 141-178, 2008.
[William W. Hay Jr - Nutricao Parenteral em recem-nascidos pretermo, In Nutricao do Recem-nascido
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Hay, W.W., Jr. How to write a successful research grant. Handbook for the Clinician Scientist Web Based
Curriculum. Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program, Interdisciplinary Life Sciences Curriculum.
CCHCSP/Modules/Communication/Research Grants, 2008.
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Hay, W.W., Jr. Writing a successful research grant; strategies for a successful outcome. In: Bortolussi R
(Ed.), Handbook for Clinician Scientists. HSC Research and Development Limited Partnership, Canadian
Child Health Clinician Scientist Program, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2008, pps. 130-135.
131.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Strategies for feeding the preterm infant. Neonatology 94: 245-254, 2008.
132.
Brown LD, Regnault TRH, Rozance P, Barry J, Hay, W.W., Jr., Chapter 4. Pregnancy and fetal growth:
macronutrients. In: Symonds ME, Ramsay MM (eds). Maternal-Fetal Nutrition during Pregnancy and
Lactation. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge UK, pps. 12-23, 2010.
133.
Philip AGS, Stevenson DK, Hay, W.W., Jr. Intrauterine growth restriction. In: Stevenson DK, Benitz W,
Sunshine P, Hintz S, Druzin M (eds). Fetal and Neonatal Brain Injury, 4th edition. Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge UK, pps. 75-95, 2009.
134.
Gitterman DP, Hay, W.W., Jr. “That Sinking Feeling, Again?” The State of NIH Pediatric Research Spending,
FY 1992-2010. Pediatric Research, Invited Review, 64:462-469, 2008.
135.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Research in Early Life: Benefit and Promise. 2008 Presidential Address to the American
Pediatric Society. Pediatric Research, Invited Review, 65:117-122, 2009.
136.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Describing hypoglycemia - definition or operational threshold? Invited Review in: Hawdon. J.,
Guest Editor, Neonatal Hypoglycaemia. Best Practice Guidelines. Early Human Development 86: 275-280,
2010. online publication doi:10.1016/j.earlhumdev.2010.05.002.
137.
Hay, W.W., Jr. The small-for-gestational-age infant. In: "The Newborn Infant" Chapter, Jobe AH, Greenberg J
(Chapter Eds.), In: Rudolph C, Lister G, Gershon A, First L, Rudolph A (Eds.), Rudolph's Pediatrics 22nd Ed.
New York, McGraw-Hill, invited chapter, in press, 2010.
138.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Metabolic abnormalities of the newborn. In: "The Newborn Infant" Chapter, Jobe AH,
Greenberg J (Chapter Eds.), In: Rudolph C, Lister G, Gershon A, First L, Rudolph A (Eds.), Rudolph's
Pediatrics 22nd Ed. New York, McGraw-Hill, invited chapter, in press, 2010.
139.
Genel M, McCaffree MA, Hendricks K, Dennery P, Hay WW, Jr., Stanton B, Szilagyi P, Jenkins R. A national
agenda for America’s children and adolescents in 2008: recommendations from the 15 th annual Public Policy
Plenary Symposium, Annual Meeting of the Pediatric Academic Societies, May 3, 2008. Pediatrics 122: 843849, 2008.
140.
Hay WW Jr., Thureen P. Protein for preterm infants: How much is needed? How much is enough? How
much is too much? Pediatrics and Neonatology 51: No. 4 (July-August), 198-207, 2010.
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McGowan, J.E., Rozance, P.J., Price-Douglas, W., Hay, W.W., Jr. Glucose homeostasis. In Merenstein, G.
and Gardner, S. (eds.), Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care, 7th Ed., Mosby Elsevier, St. Louis, MO. pp.
353-377, 2010.
142.
Anderson, M.S., Wood, L.L., Keller, J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Enteral Nutrition. In Merenstein, G. and Gardner
S.(eds.), Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care, 7th Ed., Mosby Elsevier, St. Louis, MO. pp. 398-433, 2010.
143.
Thorn SR, Rozance PJ, Brown LD, Hay WW Jr. The IUGR phenotype: fetal adaptations and potential
implications for later life insulin resistance and diabetes. Invited Review, Seminars in Reproductive Medicine,
accepted for publication, July, 2010.
144.
Rozance PJ, Hay WW Jr. Neonatal Hyperglycemia. NeoReviews, accepted for publication, August 2010.
145.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Growth and Development: Physiological aspects. In Caballero, B., Allen, L., Prentice, A.
(eds.). Encyclopedia of Human Nutrition, 3rd Edition, Oxford, UK, Elsevier Ltd, Oxford. Requested chapter,
submitted November, 2010.
146.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Cornblath M. Transient symptomatic neonatal hypoglycemia. In: Philip A.G.S. (Ed.)
Milestones in Neonatal/Perinatal Medicine, American Academy of Pediatrics, Elk Grove Village, Il, pps. 2831, 2010.
147.
[Philip A.G.S. and] Hay W.W., Jr. History of pulse oximetry in neonatal medicine. In: Philip A.G.S. (Ed.)
Milestones in Neonatal/Perinatal Medicine, American Academy of Pediatrics, Elk Grove Village, Il, pps. 150154, 2010.
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11.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Groothuis, J., Hayward, A., Levin, M. (eds), Diagnóstico e Tratamento em Pediatria, 12a
Edição, Editora Guanaabara Kookan S.A. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1997.
12.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Groothuis, J. R., Hayward, A., Levin, M. (eds): Diagnóstico y Tratamiento Pediátricos, 9a.
Edición, Traducción puesta al dia de la 12a. Edición en inglés. Editorial El Manual Moderno, S. A. de C. V.,
México, D. F.-Santafé de Bogotá, 1997.
13.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Hayward, A., Levin, M., Sondheimer, J. (eds), Current Pediatric Diagnosis and Treatment,
14th Ed., Appleton & Lange, Stamford, Connecticut, 1998.
14.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Groothuis, J. R., Hayward, A., Levin, M. (eds): Diagnóstico y Tratamiento Pediátricos, 10a
Edición, Traducción puesta al dia de la 13a. Edición en inglés. Editorial El Manual Moderno, S. A. de C. V.,
México, D. F.-Santafé de Bogotá, 1999.
15.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Hayward, A., Levin, M., Sondheimer, J. (eds), Current Pediatric Diagnosis and Treatment,
15th Ed., McGraw-Hill, New York, 2000.
16.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Hayward, A. R., Levin, M. J., Sondheimer, J. M. (eds): Diagnóstico y Tratamiento
Pediátricos, 11a Edición, Traducida de la 14a. edición en inglés. Editorial El Manual Moderno, S. A. de C. V.,
México, D. F.-Santafé de Bogotá, 2001.
17.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Hayward, A., Levin, M., Sondheimer, J. (eds), Current Pediatric Diagnosis and Treatment,
16th Ed., McGraw-Hill, New York, 2002.
18.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Hayward, A. R., Levin, M. J., Sondheimer, J. M. (eds): Diagnóstico y Tratamiento
Pediátricos, 12a Edición, Traducida de la 15a. edición en inglés. Editorial El Manual Moderno, S. A. de C. V.,
México, D. F.-Santafé de Bogotá, 2002.
19.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Hayward, A. R., Levin, M. J., Sondheimer, J. M. (eds): Diagnóstico y Tratamiento
Pediátricos, 13a Edición, Traducida de la 16a. edición en inglés. Editorial El Manual Moderno, S. A. de C. V.,
México, D. F.-Santafé de Bogotá, 2004.
20.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Hayward, A. R., Levin, M. J., Sondheimer, J. M. (eds), Current Pediatric Diagnosis and
Treatment, 16th Ed., Chinese Edition, McGraw-Hill, New York, 2004.
21.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Deterding, R., Levin, M., Sondheimer, J. (eds), Current Pediatric Diagnosis and Treatment,
17th Ed., McGraw-Hill, New York, 2004.
22.
Thureen, P.J., Hay, W.W., Jr., (eds), Neonatal Nutrition and Metabolism, Second Edition. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge and New York, 2006.
23.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Deterding, R., Levin, M., Sondheimer, J. (eds), Current Diagnosis and Treatment–Pediatrics,
18th Ed., McGraw-Hill, New York, 2006.
24.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Deterding, R., Levin, M., Sondheimer, J. (eds), Current Diagnosis and Treatment–Pediatrics,
19th Ed., McGraw-Hill, New York, 2008.
25.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Levin, M.J., Sondheimer, J.M., Deterding, R.R. (eds): Diagnóstico y Tratamiento
Pediátricos, 18a Edición, Traducida de la 18a. edición en inglés. McGraw-Hill Interamericana Editores, S.A.
de C.V., México, 2008.
26.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Deterding, R., Levin, M., Sondheimer, J. (eds), Current Diagnosis and Treatment–Pediatrics,
20th Ed., McGraw-Hill, New York, 2010.
PERIODICALS
1.
Hay, W. W., Jr. (Editor): Seminars in Neonatal Nutrition and MetabolismTM, Ross Products Division, Abbott
Laboratories, Columbus, OH, 1993-2000.
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2.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Stevenson, D. K. (Editors): NeoReviewsTM, American Academy of Pediatrics, 1999-2003.
3.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Philip, A. (Editors): NeoReviewsTM, American Academy of Pediatrics, 2003-2010.
INVITED EDITORIALS
1.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Bell, E. F. Oxygen therapy, oxygen toxicity, and the STOP-ROP Trial. Pediatrics 105: 424425, 2000.
2.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Nutrient-gene interactions during intrauterine life and lactation. Nutrition: The International
Journal of Applied and Basic Nutritional Sciences 16: 226-228, 2000.
3.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Thureen, P. J. Early postnatal administration of intravenous amino acids to preterm,
extremely low birth weight infants. Editorial Commentary, J Pediatr 148:291-294, 2006.
4.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Thureen, P. J. Indirect calorimetry: a potential but as yet unrealized technique for guiding
nutritional management. Editorial Commentary, Jornal de Pediatria Vol. 83, No. 6, 2007.
5.
Hay WW Jr. Optimizing protein intake in preterm infants. J Perinatology, 29:465-6, 2009.
6.
Hay WW Jr., Rozance PJ. Continuous glucose monitoring for diagnosis and treatment of neonatal
hypoglycemia. Invited Editorial Commentary regarding Harris DL, Battin MR, Weston PJ, Harding JE.
Continuous glucose monitoring in newborn babies at risk of hypoglycaemia. J Pediatr. 157: 180-182, 2010,
[May 15 Epub ahead of print].
7.
Hay WW Jr. Reducing late preterm births: good medicine, public policy. University of Colorado Denver School
of Public Affairs Health Policy “Solutions”. January 5, 2011.
BRIEF NOTES
1.
Hay, W. W., Jr. 50 Years Ago in The Journal of Pediatrics: BLOOD SUGAR IN NEWBORN INFANTS. Norval, M. A.,
Kennedy, R. L. J., Berkson, J. J Pediatr 1949;34:342-51. J Pediatrics 134: 343, 1999.
2.
Hay, W. W., Jr. 50 Years Ago in The Journal of Pediatrics: POSTMATURITY—WITH PLACENTAL DYSFUNCTION:
CLINICAL SYNDROME WITH PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS. Clifford, S.H. J Pediatrics 1954;44:1-13. J Pediatrics 144:
2004.
2,
3.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Invited Commentary: “Sunehag AL. The role of parenteral lipids in supporting
gluconeogenesis in very premature infants. Pediatr Res 2003; 54: 480-486.” In the 2004 Yearbook of
Neonatal and Perinatal Medicine, Fanaroff AA, Maisels M, Stevenson DK (eds), Mosby, St. Louis, pps. 256257, 2004.
4.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Invited Commentary: “Jackson L, Burchell A, McGeechan A, Hume R. An inadequate
glycaemic response to glucagon is linked to insulin resistance in preterm infants? Arch Dis Child Fetal
Neonatal Ed 2003; 88: F62-F66.” In the 2004 Yearbook of Neonatal and Perinatal Medicine, Fanaroff AA,
Maisels M, Stevenson DK (eds), Mosby, St. Louis, pps. 298-299, 2004.
5.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Foreword, US Special Populations Pediatrics Review 2007 Issue 2, Touch Briefings, p. 8
2007.
6.
Marlow N, Hay WW Jr. Pediatric Research – The Evolution Continues. Editorial. Pediatric Research 66: 1,
2009.
7.
Thureen PJ, Hay WW Jr. 50 Years Ago in The Journal of Pediatrics: INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN THE URINARY
EXCRETION OF CREATINE, CREATININE, FREE ALPHA AMINO ACID NITROGEN, AND TOTAL NITROGEN IN
PREMATURE INFANTS. Bergstedt J, O’Brien D, Lubchenco L. J Pediatrics 1960:56:635-8. J Pediatrics in press,
2010.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
1.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G., Sparks, J.W., Battaglia, F.C. Maternal fetal glucose exchange. (Reply) Am. J.
Physiol. 249: E330-E331, 1985.
2.
Hay, W.W., Jr., and Murdaugh, E. Routine nasopharyngeal suction of neonates. (Reply) JAMA 258:3440,
1987.
3.
Hay, W.W., Jr., McGowan, J.E., Kalhan, S., Adamkin D., Hawdon, J.M., Williams, A.F., Rosenbloom, L.,
Ward-Platt, M.P. How low can I go? The impact of hypoglycemia on the immature brain. Pediatrics 2008;
122: 1411-1412.
4.
Hay, WW Jr., Raju TNK, Higgins RD, Kalhan SC, Devaskar SU. Research initiatives in neonatal
hypoglycemia (Reply). J Pediatrics, in press, 2010.
CONFERENCE SUMMARY REPORTS
1.
Metzger, B., et al. Summary and recommendations of the third international workshop-conference on
gestational diabetes mellitus (W. W. Hay, Jr., member, Panel II: Perinatal Implications). Diabetes 40 (Suppl.
2):197-201, 1991.
2.
Challier, J.-C., Hay, W. W., Jr. Placental metabolism and transport of amino acids and glucose-a workshop
report. In Fetal Growth and the Placenta: From Implantation to Delivery, Schneider, H., Bischof, P., Leiser,
R. (editors), Trophoblast Research, Vol. 7, Miller, R.K., Thiede, H.A. (Editors), University of Rochester Press,
Rochester, N.Y., 1993, pps 69-70.
3.
Hay, W. W., Jr. “Discussion:” Conventional Treatment Interventions (James Lemons, M.D.; Neuronal Rescue
and Prophylaxis: Studies in Animals (Peter Gluckman, M.D.); Experimental Treatments in Humans (Dr.
Malcolm Levene); “Conclusions.” NICHD/NINDS Workshop: Acute Perinatal Asphyxia in Term Infants.
Workshop Report: Acute Perinatal Asphyxia. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development,
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, NIH Publication No. 96-3823.1996.
4.
Challis, J. R. G., Andres, S. F., Catz, C. S., Fisher, S. J., Hay, W. W., Jr., Hunt, J. S., Illsley, N. P.,
Thornburg, K. L. Conference Report: Placental Growth and Function. Placenta, 16:471-475, 1995.
5.
Lucas, A., Hay, W. W., Jr. General Conclusions. Post-Hospital Nutrition in the Preterm Infant. Report of the
106th Ross Conference on Pediatric Research, Columbus, OH. Ross Products Division Abbott Laboratories,
135-137, 1996.
6.
Workshop Summary, Working Group on Perinatal Epidemiology and Pregnancy Research, U.S.-Mexico
Reproductive Health Research Development Workshop, Sponsored by NIH (through the Fogarty
International Center) and the National Science and Technology Council of Mexico, Mexico City, November
17-20, 1996.
7.
W. W. Hay, Jr., Report as Chair of Session V. Developmental/Prenatal-Perinatal, NIH-NIDDK Conference on
the Interaction of Physical Activity and Nutrition: Biological Remodeling and Plasticity, December 8-10, 2002.
8.
Magness, R.R., Reynolds, L.P., Hay, W. W., Jr. Endothelium focus issue: molecular and cellular signaling in
the perinatal cardiovascular system. Endothelium 12: 3-4, 2005.
9.
Raiten, D.J., Kalhan, S.C., Hay, W.W., Jr., Picciano, M.F. Guest Scientific Editors: Maternal Nutrition and
Optimal Infant Feeding Practices (“Maternal Nutrition and Optimal Infant Feeding Practices,” A Joint
NIH/USDA Workshop, USDA/ARS Children's Nutrition Research Center (CNRC), Baylor College of
Medicine, Houston, TX, February 23-24, 2006.) Am J Clin Nutr 85: 577S-583S, 2007.
10.
Raiten, D.J., Kalhan, S.C., Hay, W.W., Jr., Picciano, M.F. Executive Summary: Maternal Nutrition and
Optimal Infant Feeding Practices. (“Maternal Nutrition and Optimal Infant Feeding Practices,” A Joint
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NIH/USDA Workshop, USDA/ARS Children's Nutrition Research Center (CNRC), Baylor College of
Medicine, Houston, TX, February 23-24, 2006.) Am J Clin Nutr 85: 577S-583S, 2007.
11.
Myatt L, Davidge S, Hay WW Jr., Reynolds L. Meeting Abstracts, Aspen Perinatal Biology Conference.
Pediatric Research 62: 380-387, 2007.
12.
Hay, WW Jr., Raju TNK, Higgins RD, Kalhan SC, Devaskar SU. Knowledge gaps and research needs for
understanding and treating neonatal hypoglycemia: Workshop report from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. J Pediatrics 155: 612-617, 2009.
13.
Hay, WW Jr., Gitterman DP, Williams DA, Dover GJ, Sectish TC, Schleiss MR. Child Health Research
Funding and Policy: The Imperatives and the Investments that America Needs to Make for a Healthier World.
Report of a symposium at the 2009 Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting sponsored by the
Federation of Pediatric Organizations. Pediatrics 2010;125:1259–1265, (doi: 10.1542/peds. 2008-1536).
BOOK REVIEWS
1.
Hay, W. W., Jr.: Book Review of Dawes, G. S., Borruto, F., Zacutti, A., Zacutti, A., Jr. (Eds). Fetal Autonomy
and Adaptation, Chichester, John Wiley & sons, 1990. Placenta.
2.
Hay, W. W., Jr.: Book Review of G. Desoye and E. Shafrir, “Placental Metabolism and its Regulation in
Health and Diabetes. In Molecular Aspects of Medicine, Vol. 15, Baum, H., Assi, A., Jordan, V. C., Ozawa, T.
and Rice-Evans, C. (Eds), Oxford, Elsevier Science Ltd., pp 505-682, 1994. Placenta, 1996.
PUBLISHED ARTICLE CITATIONS
1.
Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Uteroplacental glucose metabolism and oxygen consumption after long term
hypoglycemia in pregnant sheep. Am. J. Physiol. 269: E299-E308, 1995. Abstracted in Focus &
Opinion/Obstetrics & Gynecology 2: 103-104, 1996, and in Year Book of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1997.
ABSTRACTS
1.
Orzalesi, M., Hay, W.W., Jr.: The effect of intrauterine anemia on the oxygen affinity of fetal blood, Pediatr.
Res. 9:369, 1975.
2.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Sparks, J.W., Quissell, B.J., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: Comparison of umbilical glucose
uptake and fetal glucose turnover rates, Pediatr. Res. 12:394A, #185, 1978.
3.
McDonald, M.D., Jacobson, L.J., Hay, W.W., Jr., Hathaway, W. E.: Heparin studies in the newborn, Pediatr.
Res. 13:436A, #662, 1979.
4.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Myers, S., Sparks, J. W., Wilkening, R.B., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, F.: Fetal glucose and
lactate oxidation rates, Clin. Res. 30:142A, 1982.
5.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Osberg, I.M.: Evaluation of a blood glucose reflectance meter. Clin. Res. 30:142A, 1982.
6.
Sparks, J.W., Johnson, R., Block, S., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C.: Comparative physiology of
the pregnant, chronically catheterized sheep, guinea pig and rabbit, Fed. Proc. 41:1376, 1982.
7.
Sparks, J.W., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C.: Simultaneously measured lactate utilization rate
(LUR) and lactate umbilical uptake (LUU) in the fetal lamb, Pediatr. Res. 15:118A, 1982.
8.
Sparks, J.W., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F. C.: Fetal liver metabolism in the unstressed fetal
lamb: Experience with a chronic indwelling hepatic venous catheter, Pediatr. Res. 15:265A, 1982.
9.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Sparks, J.W., Wilkening, R.B., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C.: Fetal glucose uptake, utilization,
and production as a function of glucose concentration, Pediatr. Res. 15:111A,#197, 1982.
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10.
Jones, R.H., Wolff, J., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G.: Diffusion of glucose across a membrane that metabolizes
glucose. Rocky Mountain Region Conference on Medical Applications of Statistics, University of Colorado
School of Medicine, 1982.
11.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Sparks, J.W., Gilbert, M., Wilkening, R.B., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: A comparison of
insulin effect on uterine vs. hindlimb glucose uptake in conscious, pregnant sheep. Fed. Proc. 41:973,#4111,
1982.
12.
Van veen, L.C.P., Hay, W.W., Jr., Makowski, E.L., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: 14CO2 excretion from the
fetal lamb with constant infusion of radioactive bicarbonate. Society for Gynecologic Investigation, #544,
1983.
13.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Gilbert, M., Johnson, R.L., Battaglia, F.C.: Glucose turnover rates in chronically catheterized
non-pregnant and pregnant rabbits. Society for Gynecologic Investigation, #208, 1983.
14.
Singh, S., Sparks, J., Hay, W.W., Jr., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: Acetate metabolism in the maternal and
fetal hindlimb, uteroplacenta, and fetal liver of the sheep. Society for Gynecologic Investigation, #507, 1983.
15.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: Utero-placental glucose uptake vs. maternal glucose
concentration. Fed. Proc. 42:467, #1027, 1983.
16.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Sparks, J.W., Wilkening, R.B., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: Factors affecting tracer glucose
distribution among the fetus, placenta and mother in pregnant sheep. Fed. Proc. 42:467, #1026, 1983.
17.
Wilkening, R.B., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C.: The relationship of fetal glucose uptake to
uterine blood flow. Pediatr. Res. 17:145A, 1983.
18.
Zarlengo, K.M., Hay, W.W., Jr., Battaglia, F.C.: A comparison of exogenous and endogenous glucose fluxes
in preterm infants. Clin Res. 32:130A, 1984.
19.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Meznarich, H.K., Sparks, J.W., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: Insulin sensitivity in near-term
lambs in vivo. Clin. Res. 32:124A, 1984.
20.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Meznarich, H.K., Sparks, J.W., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C.: The effect of insulin on fetal
glucose utilization and oxidation. Pediatr. Res. 18:29A,#1192, 1984.
21.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Sparks, J.W., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: Measurement of fetal, uteroplacental, and
maternal glucose utilization with simultaneous Fick Principle and tracer methodologies. Soc. Gynecol.
Invest., Abs. #228, 1984.
22.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Lin, C., Meznarich, H., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: Effect of high levels of insulin on
glucose utilization and production in pregnant and nonpregnant sheep. Soc. Gynecol. Invest., Abs. #425,
1984.
23.
Roberts, D.G., Francis, P.D., Nies, A.S., Hay, W.W., Jr. : Sulindac metabolism in neonates. Clin. Res.
33:91A, 1985.
24.
Hay, W.W. Jr., Meznarich, H.K., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.:
glucose and oxygen metabolism. Clin. Res. 33:138A, 1985.
25.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Meznarich, H.K., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: The specific effect of hyperglycemia on fetal
glucose and oxygen metabolism. Clin. Res. 33:138A, 1985.
26.
Meznarich, H.K., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C.: Utilization and oxidation rates of fructose in
fetal lambs. Fed. Proc. 44:462, #300, 1985.
27.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Meznarich, H.K., Battaglia, F.C.: The effect of insulinopenia on fetal glucose and oxygen
metabolism. Pediatr. Res. 19:312A,#1211, 1985.
The effect of fetal insulinopenia of fetal
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28.
Toi, M., Neville, M., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Lactation-induced changes in glucose metabolism. Clin. Res. 34:066A,
1986.
29.
Sparks, J.W., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C.: Lactic acid tolerance in the non-hypoxic fetal
lamb. Pediatr. Res. 19:320A, #1263, 1985.
30.
Wilkening, R.B., Molina, R.D., Hay, W.W., Jr., Siegel, C.D., Battaglia, F.C., Meschia, G.: Is the Fetal Hindlimb
Insulin Sensitive: Pediatr. Res. 20:199A, #281, 1986.
31.
Neville, M.C., Hay, W.W., Jr., Lutes, V., Coughlin, L.: Glucose Clamp Studies in Lactating Women: Effects of
Glucose and Insulin on Milk Glucose and Lactose Secretion. Fed. Proc. 45:901, #4341, 1986.
32.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: Blood Oxygen Transport: General principles and relevance to neonatal oxygen monitoring.
Third International Symposium on Continuous Transcutaneous Monitoring, Zurich, Switzerland, October 104,
1986.
33.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Brockway, J., Eyzaguirre, M.: Application of the Ohmeda Biox 3700 Pulse Oximeter to
neonatal oxygen monitoring. Third International Symposium on Continuous Transcutaneous Monitoring,
Zurich, Switzerland, October 104, 1986.
34.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Brockway,J., Eyzaguirre, M.: Application of the Ohmeda Biox 3700 Pulse Oximeter to
neonatal oxygen monitoring. Third International Symposium on Continuous Transcutaneous Monitoring,
Zurich, Switzerland, October 1-4, 1986.
35.
Helms, R.A., Borum, P.R., Hay, W.W., Jr., Mauer, F.C., Storm, M.C.: Intravenous carnitine during parenteral
nutrition in neonates. JPEN 11 (No. 1 supplement): 9S (Abst. #38), 1987.
36.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: Application of the Ohmeda Biox 3700 Pulse Oximeter to neonatal oxygen monitoring. Topics
in Neonatology meeting, Washington, D.C., December, 1986.
37.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Borum, P., Helms. R., Storm, M.: Effect of intravenous (IV) L-carnitine on Nitrogen Balance in
IV-fed Preterm Infants. Fec. Proc. 46:1182, (Abst. #5040), 1987.
38.
Borum, P., Helms, R., Hay, W.W., Jr., Storm, M.: Effect of carnitine supplementation on blood carnitine
parameters of newborns on TPN. Am. J. Clin. Nutri. 45-835, 1987.
39.
Neville, M.C., Jensen, R.G., Lutes, V.S., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Effects of fasting, insulin and glucose on milk lipid
secretion in lactating women. Fed. Proc. 46:438, (Abst. #409), 1987.
40.
DiGiacomo, J., Hay. W.W., Jr., Battaglia, F.C.: Effect of increasing glucose concentration alone on fetal
glucose utilization. Pediatr. Res. 21:340A, (Abst. #1002), 1987.
41.
Loy, G.L., Fennessey, P.V., Hay, W.W., Jr., and Quick, A.N.: The development and validation of methods for
amino acid disposal rate in the fetal sheep. Rocky Mountain Conference, August 4-7, 1987.
42.
Molina, R.D., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C., and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Maturation of placental glucose transfer
(PGT) capacity in the ovine pregnancy. Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research, Aspen, Colorado, July
15-18, 1987.
43.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: Regulation of ovine placental glucose consumption (PGU). Physiologist 30:174, (Abst.
#43.12), 1987.
44.
Conrad, P.D., Osberg. I., Hay, W.W., Jr., and Sparks, J.W.: Clinical application of the Yellow Springs
Instrument (YSI) glucose analyzer in the NICU. Clinical Res. 36:228A, 1988.
45.
Brockway, J., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Ability of pulse O2 saturation to accurately determine blood oxygenation.
Clinical Res. 36:227A, 1988.
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46.
Loy, G.L, Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Leucine disposal (DR) and oxidation (OX) rates and
protein synthetic rates in streptozotocin-treated fetal lambs. Society for Gynecologic Investigation, 35:187,
#256, 1988.
47.
Loy, G.L., Fennessey, P.V., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, Gl, Battaglia, F.C.: In Vivo placental metabolism of
leucine and alpha-ketoisocaproate in pregnant sheep demonstrated by stable isotope methodology. Society
for Gynecologic Investigation, 35:240, #362, 1988.
48.
Molina, R.D., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Maturation of placental glucose transfer (PGT)
capacity in the ovine pregnancy. Society for Gynecologic Investigation, 35:349, #360, 1988.
49.
DiGiacomo, J.E. and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Streptozotocin (SZ) induced maternal diabetes: Effect on fetal glucose
metabolism. Pediatr. Res. 23:390A, #1132, 1988.
50.
Molina, R.D., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Maturation of placental glucose transfer (PGT)
capacity in the ovine pregnancy. Pediatr. Res. 23:248A, #283, 1988.
51.
Conrad, P.D., Osberg, I., Hay, W.W., Jr., Sparks, J.W.: Clinical application of the Yellow Springs
Instrument Glucose Analyzer in the NICU: Comparison with other methods. Pediatr. Res. 23:404A, #1216,
1988.
52.
DiGiacomo, J.E. and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Determination of pathways of fetal glycogen synthesis by NMR
spectroscopy. Clin. Res. 37:177A, 1989.
53.
Molina, R.D. and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Ontogeny of insulin effect on ovine fetal glucose metabolism. Clin. Res.
37:178A, 1989.
54.
Molina, R.D., Hay, W.W., Jr., and Meschia, G.: Placental glucose transfer at midgestation in sheep. Society
for Gynecologic Investigation. 36:344, #525, 1989.
55.
DiGiacomo, J.E. and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Contribution of fructose and lactate to calculation of fetal glucose
oxidation rate. The FASEB Journal. 3:A1138, #5299, 1989.
56.
DiGiacomo, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Determination of pathways of fetal glycogen synthesis by NMR
spectroscopy. Pediatr. Res. 25:49A, #280, 1989.
57.
Molina, R.D., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Ontogeny of insulin effect on ovine fetal glucose metabolism. Pediatr. Res.
25:56A, #323, 1989.
58.
Horgan, J.G., Rumack, C.M., Hay, T.C., Duarte, S., Hay, W.W., Jr., Drose, J.: Critical patterns of cranial
blood flow: diastolic changes as clues to brain disease. Radiological Society of North America, 1989.
59.
Loy, G.L., Meschia, G., Battaglia, F.C., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Partitioning of Leucine (LEU) oxidation in the ovine
fetus and placenta during starvation. Society for Gynecologic Investigation, Annual Meeting Program, #302,
p. 247. 1990.
60.
DiGiacomo, J.E., and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Effect of chronic hyperglycemia (GH) on ovine fetal pancreatic insulin
secretion. Pediatr. Res. 27: Abst #239, 42A, 1990.
61.
DiGiacomo, J.E., Carter, B.S., Battaglia, F.C., and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Distribution of nonoxidized glucose carbon
in liver, carcass, and glycogen in the late gestation fetal lamb. Pediatr. Res. 27: Abst #240, 42A, 1990.
62.
Manco-Johnson, M.J., Jacobson, L.J., and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Effect of glucose (GLU) on fetal and maternal (M)
protein C (PC) level during ovine gestation. Pediatr. Res. 27: Abst. #267, 47A, 1990.
63.
Manco-Johnson, M.J., Jacobson, L.J., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Maternal and fetal ovine protein C (PC): decreased
PC levels with hyperinsulinemia - Blood F6) 10), Suppl. 1:514a, 1990.
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64.
Manco-Johnson, M., Peters, M., Jacobson, L.J., Christian, J., and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Unique fetal ovine protein
C (PC): Perinatal development and transition to the adult form. Blood 1990;76(10):514a. Presented to the
American Society of Hematology, 12/1/1990.
65.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: Energy and substrate requirements of the placenta and fetus. Proceedings of the Nutrition
Society Annual Meeting Program, p. XXIV, 1990.
66.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: In vivo measurements of placental transport and metabolism, Proceedings of the Nutrition
Society Annual Meeting Program, p. XXVIII, 1990.
67.
Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Insulin response to an increase in glucose concentration in normal and
hyperglycemic fetal sheep. 10th Annual Conference on Military Perinatal Research at Aspen, 7-10 July,
1990.
68.
Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Insulin response to an increase in glucose concentration in normal and
hyperglycemic fetal sheep. Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research, 12-15 July, 1990.
69.
Narkewicz, M.R., Carver, T.C., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Premature induction of hepatic gluconeogenic enzymes in
hypoglycemic/hypoinsulinemic fetal sheep. Clin Res 39:2A, 1991.
70.
Carver, T.D., Anderson, S.M., and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Insulin response to an increase in glucose concentration
in normal and hyperglycemic fetal sheep. Clin Res 39:13A, 9191.
71.
Townsend, S.F., Manco-Johnson, M., Christian, J., Briggs, Karen K., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Insulin induces
increased insulin-like growth factor II mRNA in fetal ovine hepatocytes. Pediatr Res 29:54A, Abst. #306,
1991.
72.
Manco-Johnson, M.J., Townsend, S.F., Christian, J., Jacobson, L.J., and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Insulin decreases
plasma level and hepatic mRNA for protein C (PC) in the ovine fetus. Pediatr Res 29:276A, Abst. #1639,
1991.
73.
Manco-Johnson, M.J., Townsend, S.F., Christian, J., Jacobson, L.J., and Hay, W.W., Jr.: Insulin decreases
plasma level and hepatic mRNA for Protein C (PC) in the ovine fetus.
Thromb Haemostasis
1991;65(6):1234. Presented to the International Society for Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 7/91.
74.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: Non-invasive metabolic assessment of the neonate using calorimetry and other techniques.
Proceeding of the 4th International Conference on Fetal and Neonatal Physiological Measurement,
Rotterdam, May 12-15, 1991.
75.
Carver, T.D., Anderson, S.M., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Insulin response to an increase in glucose concentrations in
euglycemic and hyperglycemic fetal sheep. Pediatr. Res 29: 38A, Abst. #214, 1991.
76.
Narkewicz, M.R., Carver, T., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Premature induction of hepatic gluconeogenic enzymes in
hypoglycemic/hypoinsulinemic fetal sheep. Pediatr Res 29:48A, Abst #270, 1991.
77.
Young, D.A., Zerbe, G.O., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Application of a nonlinear random effects model for comparing xintercepts of linear regression lines. Statistics In Medicine 11:2039-2040, 1992.
78.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Carver, T.D.: Ovine placental glucose and oxygen transfer and consumption in relation to
maternal/fetal glucose concentration. Meeting of the European Placenta Group Joint Meeting with Rochester
Trophoblast conference, Gwatt, Switzerland, September 22-26, 1991.
79.
Carver, T.D., Anderson, S.M., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Chronic hyperglycemia is associated with Glucose Specific
Suppression of insulin secretion in fetal sheep. The Western Society for Pediatrics Research, Carmel, CA,
February, 1992. Clin Res 40:92A, 1992.
80.
Townsend, S.F., Briggs, K.K., Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr., Wilkening, R.B.: Altered fetal liver and kidney
insulin-like growth factor II mRNA in the sheep after chronic maternal glucose or nutrient deprivation. The
Western Society for Pediatric Research, Carmel, CA, February, 1992. Clin Res 40:91A, 1992
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81.
Zemach, A.M., Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Insulin response by ovine fetal pancreatic β-cells to
secretagogues glucose and arginine can be measured in vitro using pancreatic islet cell. The Western
Society for Pediatric Research, Carmel, CA, February, 1992. Clin Res 40:70A, 1992.
82.
Townsend, S.F., Hay, W.W., Jr., Meschia, G.: Prolonged maternal underfeeding increases fetal hepatic
insulin-like growth factor II mRNA in the sheep. The Endocrine Society, San Antonio, June 1992.
83.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Carver, T.D.,: Uteroplacental carbohydrate and ketoacid metabolism during insulin induced
hypoglycemia in pregnant sheep. Program Abstract #43, P.130. Society for Gynecologic Investigation, San
Antonio, Texas, March 18-21, 1992.
84.
Carver, T.D., S.M. Anderson, Hay, W.W., Jr.: Chronic hyperglycemia is associated with Glucose Specific
Suppression of insulin secretion in fetal sheep. Pediatr Res 31:183A, Abst. #1086, 1992.
85.
Bloch, C.A., Flook, B., Khan, S.A., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Regulation of brain glycogen phosphorylase mRNA
expression is insulin-independent: Studies in chronically hypoglycemic fetal sheep. Pediatric Res 31: 38A,
Abst #216, 1992.
86.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Carver, T.D., DiGiacomo, J.E., Fowden, A.L.: Glucose - specific suppression of insulin
secretion and glucose utilization in late gestation fetal sheep. Presented at the Diabetes and Pregnancy
Study Group - West annual meeting, San Francisco, April 23-26, 1992.
87.
Carver, T.D., Anderson, S.A., Fennessey, P.V., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Leucine disposal and oxidation rates in
chronically hypoglycemic, hypoinsulinemic, growth retarded fetal lambs. COMPRA, July 11-14, 1992.
88.
Townsend, S.F., Briggs, K.K., Hay, W.W., Jr., Wilkening, R.B.: Placental and fetal liver IGF-II mRNA are
increased in two models of fetal growth restriction and nutrient deprivation in the sheep. Bristol-Myers
Squibb/Mead Johnson Nutrition Research Symposium, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 10-11, 1992.
89.
Carver, T.D., Anderson, S.A., Quick, A.N., Teng, C.C., Fennessey, P.V., Pike, A.W., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Leucine
disposal and oxidation rates in chronically hypoglycemic, hypoinsulinemic, growth retarded fetal lambs. The
Annual Tri-Service Military Pediatrics, San Antonio, Texas, February 19-21, 1993.
90.
Aldoretta, P.W., Carver, T.D., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Ovine placental glucose metabolism after chronic maternal and
fetal hyper- and hypoglycemia. Experimental Biology, 1992.
91.
Thureen, P.J., Spedale, S.B., Bronstein, M.N., Sparks, J.W., Fennessey, P.V., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Development
of a neonatal indirect calorimeter for use in premature infants. NIH General Clinical Research Center
Program Directors' Meeting, Reston, VA, December 9-11, 1993.
92.
Manco-Johnson, M.J., Townsend, SF, Jacobson, L.J., Christian J., Hay W.W., Jr.: Decreased plasma
protein C (PC) during diabetic pregnancy is associated with increased hepatic mRNA in the ovine model.
XIVth Congress of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 1993.
93.
Thureen, P.J., Spedale, S.B., Bronstein, M.N., Sparks, J.W., Fennessey, P.V., Hay, W.W., Jr.,: Development
of a neonatal indirect calorimeter for use in premature infants. Pediatr. Res. 33: Abst. #1852, 312A, 1993.
94.
Carver, T.D., Anderson, S.A., Quick, A.N., Jr., Teng, C.C., Pike, A.W., Fennessey, P.V., Hay, W.W., Jr.:
Leucine metabolism in chronically hypoglycemic, hypoinsulinemic growth restricted fetal sheep. Pediatr.
Res. 33: Abst. #251, 44A, 1993.
95.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: Nutritional requirements of extremely low birth weight infants. In Chierici, R. (Ed.), Advances
in Infant Nutrition: New Developments and Perspectives in Milk Formulae, Milupa Medical Congress,
Riccione, Italy, 1993, pp. 14-15.
96.
Hay, W.W., Jr.,: Placental and fetal metabolism and growth. Proceedings of the Third International
Conference on Veterinary Perinatology, July 18-20, 1993, Davis, CA, International Society of Veterinary
Pathology, pps. 24-25, 1993.
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97.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Carver, T.D., McGowan, J.D., Aldoretta, P.W. In vivo effects of insulin on fetal glucose,
amino acid, and oxygen metabolism. XXXII Congress of the International Union of Physiological Sciences,
Abstract Program #43.3/0, p. 72, August 1, 1993.
98.
Hay, W. W., Jr.: Discussion of Interventions. Acute Perinatal Asphyxia. NICHD/NINDS Sponsored
Conference, August 30-31, 1993.
99.
Aldoretta, P. Anderson, S., Hay, W.W., Jr., Maturation of glucose-stimulated insulin secretion in fetal sheep.
Clinical Research 42: 18A, 1994.
100.
Carver, T., Gresores, A., Anderson, S., Hay, W.W., Jr. "Pulsatile" hyperglycemia enhances insulin secretion
in fetal sheep. Clinical Research 42: 19A, 1994.
101.
Turbow, R., Jones, M.D., Jr., Gresores, A., Aldoretta, P., Hay, W.W., Jr. Cerebral lactate metabolism during
hypoglycemia in late-gestation fetal sheep. Clinical Research 42:18, 1994.
102.
Aldoretta, P.W., Gresores, A., Hay, W.W., Jr. Effect of glucose supply on ovine uteroplacental glucose
utilization, oxidation, and lactate production. Soc. Gynec. Invest., Program Abst. #0104, p. 138, 1994.
103.
Aldoretta, P. Anderson, S., Hay, W.W., Jr. Maturation of glucose-stimulated insulin secretion in fetal sheep.
Pediatr. Res. 35: Abst. #1188, 200A, 1994.
104.
Carver, T., Gresores, A., Anderson, S., Hay, W.W., Jr. Moderate basal plus "Pulsatile" hyperglycemia
enhances insulin secretion in fetal sheep. Pediatr. Res. 35: Abst. #1192, 201A, 1994.
105.
Turbow, R., Jones, M.D., Jr., Gresores, A., Aldoretta, P., Hay, W.W., Jr. Cerebral lactate metabolism during
hypoglycemia in late-gestation fetal sheep. Pediatr. Res. 35: Abst. #2313, 388A, 1994.
106.
Bzoskie, L.A., Tseng, Y. Tang, Blout, L., Hay, W.W., Jr., Padbury, J. Placental Norepinephrine transporter:
In vivo measurement and physiological role. Pediatr. Res. 35: Abst. #371, 64A, 1994.
107.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental transport of nutrients. Fifth hGH Symposium (Novo Nordisk), Paris, France, 7-10
April, 1994, p. 12.
108.
Turbow, R., Jones, M.D., Jr., Gresores, A., Aldoretta, P. Curran-Everett, D., Hay, W.W., Jr. Cerebral lactate
metabolism during hypoglycemia in late gestation fetal sheep. The Fetal Physiology Society, Cairns,
Australia, 31 July-4 August, 1994.
109.
Aldoretta, P. Carver, T., Gresores, A, Hay, W.W., Jr. Maturation of glucose-stimulated insulin secretion in
fetal sheep. The Fetal Physiology Society, Cairns, Australia, 31 July-4 August, 1994.
110.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Regulation of placental metabolism by glucose supply. The Thorburn Symposium, Hamilton
Island, Australia, 5-9 August, 1994.
111.
Hay, W.W., Jr., Carver, T.D., Aldoretta, P.W. Effect of acute and chronic hypo- and hyperglycemia on
placental glucose transport capacity in pregnant sheep. 1st International Meeting of World Placental
Associations. Sydney, Australia, 24-18 October 1994.
112.
Manco-Johnson, M., Jacobson, L., Christian, J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Protein C (PC) plasma elimination is
accelerated in the ovine (sheep) fetus. American Society of Hematology 36th annual meeting, December 26, 1994.
113.
Gresores, A., Anderson, S.M., Hood, D., Hay, W.W., Jr. Independent effects of arginine and glucose on
ovine fetal insulin secretion. J. Soc. Gynecol. Invest. 2: Abst. P227, 330, 1995.
114.
Bzoskie L. A., Tseng, Y. T., Blount, L., Hay, W. W., Jr., Padbury, J. F. Placental norepinephrine
transporter: in vivo measurement and physiological role. J. Investig. Med. 43 (Suppl.): 104A, 1995.
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115.
Das, U. G., Schroeder, R. E., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. Chronic hypoglycemia causes timedependent changes in ovine fetal GLUT 1 & GLUT 4 protein expression. Pediatr. Res. 37: Abst. # 347,
60A, 1995.
116.
Das, U. G., Schroeder, R. E., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. Chronic hyperglycemia cause timedependent changes in ovine fetal GLUT 1 & GLUT 4 protein expression. Pediatr. Res. 37:Abst. #1817,
305A, 1995.
117.
Gresores, A., Anderson, S. M., Hood, D., Hay, W. W., Jr. Independent effects of arginine and glucose on
ovine fetal insulin secretion. Pediatr. Res. 37: Abst. #1836, 309A, 1995.
118.
Hay, W. W., Jr.: Assessing the effect of disease on nutrition of the preterm infant. Clinical Biochemistry 28:
343, 1995.
119.
Thureen, P.J., DeMarie, M.P., Philips, R.E., Hay, W.W., Jr.: Direct measurement of energy expenditure of
physical activity in premature infants. Pediatr Res 39: #1910, 321A, 1996.
120.
Das, U.G., Hay, W.W., Jr., Devaskar, S.U.: Placental glucose transporter (GLUT-1) in fetal sheep is
regulated by time-dependent changes in glucose and insulin concentrations. Pediatr Res 39: #1828, 307A,
1996.
121.
Das, U.G., Hay, W.W., Jr., Devaskar, S.U.: Myocardial glucose transporters in fetal sheep are regulated by
time-dependent changes in glucose and insulin concentrations. Pediatr Res 39, #141, 26A, 1996.
122.
Lane, R.H., Xiao, Y., Hay, W.W., Jr., Simmons, R.A.: Hepatic glucose transporter (GLUT) expression in the
chronically hyperglycemic ovine fetus. Abstract P3-419, p. 859, Program of the International Congress of
Endocrinology, The Endocrine Society, 1996.
123.
Lane RH, Xiao, Y., Hay W. W., Jr., Simmons RA. The role of pancreatic GLUT 2 in the abnormal secretory
response of chronically hyperglycemic fetal lambs. Abstract P3-418, p. 869, Program of the International
Congress of Endocrinology, The Endocrine Society, 1996.
124.
M. J. Currie, M. K. Bauer, P. D. Gluckman, N. S. Bassett (in collaboration with W. W. Hay, Jr. Regulation of
glucose transporter gene expression in ovine placenta. Abstract P3-417, p. 869, Program of the International
Congress of Endocrinology, The Endocrine Society, 1996.
125.
Hirst, K., Zerbe, G. O., Hay, W. W., Jr. A generalized Michaelis-Menten response surface. XVIIIth
International Biometric Conference, Abstract P6, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1966.
126.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Placental-fetal interaction: regulation of fetal glucose and amino acid metabolism. Frontiers in
Maternal, Fetal and Neonatal Health: Programming for a Life-time of Good Health, Cornell University, Ithaca,
NY, August 9-12, 1996.
127.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Chronic maternal hypoaminoacidemia decreases fetal uptake and plasma concentrations of
amino acids. Journal of the Society for Gynecologic Investigation 4: 146A, #269, 1997.
128.
Rajakumar, P. A., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. Fetal ovine obese (leptin) gene expression is regulated
by circulating glucose concentrations. Pediatr Res 41: #1417, 239A, 1997.
129.
Adams, R., Garry, F., Holland, M.D., Hay, W. W., Jr., Wagner, A. Catheterization technique for the late
gestation bovine fetus. International Embryo Transfer Society, Annual Meeting, Boston. Theriogenology 49:
337, 1998.
130.
Garry, F., Adams, R., Holland, M.D., Hay, W. W., Jr., McCann, J. P., Wagner, A., Seidel, G. E., Jr. Arterial
oxygen, metabolite and energy regulatory hormone concentrations in cloned bovine fetuses. International
Embryo Transfer Society, Annual Meeting, Boston. Theriogenology 49: 321, 1998.
131.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Etiologies of Preterm Birth: Intrauterine Growth Restriction. Presented at an International
Meeting: Preterm Birth: Etiology, Mechanisms, and Prevention. Charleston, SC, October 26-28, 1997.
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132.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Nutrient and metabolic needs of the fetus and very small infant: a comparative approach.
Meeting of the Biochemical Society and the Nutrition Society, Pre- and Post-partum Nutrition and Metabolism
Colloquium, 664th Meeting of the Biochemical Society, University of Reading, UK, December 14-17, 1997.
Biochem Soc Trans Programme, Abstract #E2, p. ix, 1998.
133.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Prologue Address, Session 2, Fetal/Placental Biochemistry/Nutrition, Meeting of the
Biochemical Society and the Nutrition Society, Pre- and Post-partum Nutrition and Metabolism Colloquium,
664th Meeting of the Biochemical Society, Reading, UK, December 14-17, 1997. Biochem Soc Trans, 1998.
134.
Anderson, M. S., He, J., Devaskar, S. U., Hay, W. W., Jr. Translocation of fetal ovine skeletal muscle Glut 1
and Glut 4 in response to selective hyperglycemia and selective hyperinsulinemia. J Investig Med 46: 73A,
1998.
135.
Anderson, M. S., He, J., Devaskar, S. U., Hay, W. W., Jr. Translocation of fetal ovine skeletal muscle Glut 1
and Glut 4 in response to selective hyperglycemia and selective hyperinsulinemia. Pediatr Res 43: #1494,
255A, 1998.
136.
Thureen, P. J., Pike, A. W., Baron, K. A., Fennessey, P. V., Hay, W. W., Jr. Ovine placental and fetal
arginine metabolism at normal and elevated maternal plasma arginine concentrations. Pediatr Res 43:
#1577, 269A, 1998.
137.
Thureen, P. J., Baron, K. A., Anderson, S., Hood, D., Hay, W. W., Jr. Acute response of uterine and umbilical
amino acid uptakes to amino acid infusion after prolonged maternal hypoaminoacidemia. J Soc Gynecol
Invest 6: Abst. #423, 154A, 1999.
138.
Das, U. G., Anderson, M., Erhardt, R. A., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. The acute effect of selective
hyperglycemia and hyperinsulinemia upon fetal ovine glucose transporter proteins. Pediatric Res, #285, 50A,
1999.
139.
Das, U. G., He, J., Erhardt, R. A., Hay, W. W., Jr., Devaskar, S. U. Time-dependent physiological regulation
of the ovine placental Glut-3 glucose transporter protein. Pediatric Res, #286, 50A, 1999.
140.
Scheer, B., Thureen, P. J., Anderson, M. S., Baron, K. A., Trembler, K., Hay, W. W. Jr. The independent
effect of insulin on ovine fetal amino acid utilization. Pediatric Res, #354, 62A, 1999.
141.
Anderson, M. S., Thureen, P. J., Barron, K. A., Bass, K. D., Melara, D. L., Hay, W. W., Jr. Achieving positive
protein balance in the immediate post-operative period in neonates with amino acid administration plus
narcotic analgesia. Pediatric Res, #1625, 276A, 1999.
142.
Hay, W. W., Jr., Rodden, D. J., Collins, S. M., Melara, D. L., Hale, K. A., Fashaw, L. M. Pulse oximetry in the
NICU: Conventional vs. Massimo SET. Pediatric Res., # 1790, 304A, 1999.
143.
Alexander, G. R., Hay, W. W., Jr., Kogan, M. Variations in fetal growth patterns in the United States by
maternal hypertension and ethnicity. Xv International Scientific Meeting of the International Epidemiological
Association, Florence, Italy, August 31-September 4, 1999.
144.
Hay, W. W., Jr. “Determinants of fetal growth.” NICHD Workshop on Fetal Origins of Adult Disease.
Bethesda, MD, September 2-3, 1999.
145.
W. W. Hay, Jr. “Role of the placenta in fetal origins of adult disease.” Symposium on Fetal Origins of Adult
Cardiovascular Disease: New Directions. Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA, November 1-2, 1999.
146.
Hay, W. W. Jr. Protein/amino acids in the sheep fetus. NICHD Workshop on protein and nitrogen
metabolism/accretion in very low birth weight infants. MetroHealth Medical Center/Case Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, OH, November 18-19, 1999.
147.
Paisley, J. E., Thureen, P. J., Baron, K. A., Hay, W. W., Jr. Safety and efficacy of low versus high parenteral
amino acid intakes in extremely-low-birth-weight (ELBW) neonates immediately after birth. Pediatr. Res. 47:
293A, Abstract # 1732, 2000.
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148.
Carroll, J. A., Regnault, T. R. H., Davidsen, M. L., de Vrijer, B., Anthony, R. V., Hay, W. W., Jr. The
quantification of the glucose transporter GLUT-2 in liver of growth-retarded fetal and neonatal lambs. Aspen
Conference on the Newborn. August 26-28, 2000.
149.
Wallace, J. M., D.A. Bourke R.P. Aitken and W.W. Hay Jr. Nutritionally-mediated placental growth restriction:
the adolescent paradigm. Symposium on Feto-Placental Interactions, The Physiological Society - Placental
and Perinatal Physiology Special Interest Group. (Invited Presentation). Proceedings of the Physiological
Society 528P, 2000.
150.
Paisley, J. E., Thureen, P. J., Baron, K. A., Hay, W. W., Jr. Safety and efficacy of low versus high parenteral
amino acid intakes in extremely-low-birth-weight (ELBW) neonates immediately after birth. Aspen
Conference on Perinatal Research (Mead Johnson Nutritionals), August 26-28, 2000.
151.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Regulation of Fetal Growth. IX International Congress of Auxology, Turin, Italy, September 36, 2000.
152.
Limesand, S.W., T.R.H. Regnault, R.B. Wilkening, R.V. Anthony, W.W. Hay, Jr. Function of endocrine
pancreas in the intrauterine growth restricted fetus. 17th Annual Neonatal Nutrition Symposium, Mead
Johnson Nutritionals, 2000.
153.
Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr., Anthony, R. V. Identification of glucokinase in fetal tissues. J Soc Gynecol
Investig 8: 239A, # 657, 2001.
154.
Carroll, J. A., de Vrijer, B., Davidsen, M. L., Wilkening, R. B., Anthony, R. V., Hay, W. W., Jr., Regnault, T. R.
H. Expression of hepatic glucose transporters GLUT-1 and GLUT-2 in the growth-retarded ovine fetus.
Pediatr. Res. 49: 58A, #318, 2001.
155.
Thureen, P. J., Wilkening, R. B., Fennessey, P. V., Hay, W. W., Jr. Hyperglycemia in fetal sheep produces
hyperglycinemia by limitation of glycine utilization. Pediatr. Res. 49: 307A, #1757, 2001.
156.
Aldoretta, P. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Chronic hyperglycemia induces insulin resistance and glucose intolerance
in fetal sheep. Pediatr. Res. 49: 307A, #1758, 2001.
157.
Wallace, J. M., Bourke, D. A., Aitken, R. P., Milne, J. S., Leitch, N., Hay, W. W., Jr. Uterine and umbilical
blood flows and glucose uptakes in growth-restricted pregnancies induced by overnourishing adolescent
sheep. Journal of Reproduction and Fertility Abstract Series 27, Abstract 53, 2001.
158.
Wallace JM, Bourke DA, Aitken RP, Leitch N, Milne JS and Hay WW Jr. Uterine and umbilical blood flows
and nutrient uptakes in growth-restricted pregnancies induced by overnourishing adolescent sheep. To be
presented at a ‘Symposium on the regulation of fetal growth, fetal oxygen supply and intrauterine
development’ Giessen, Germany, 2001.
159.
Limesand, S. W., T. R. H. Regnault, R. V. Anthony, W. W. Hay, Jr. Hyperthermia stimulates glucose uptake
in BeWo cells. Placenta 22: A. 54, Abstract P182, 2001.
160.
Limesand, S.W., T.R.H. Regnault, R.V. Anthony, W.W. Hay, Jr. Hyperthermia Stimulates Glucose Uptake in
BeWo Cells. FASEB Summer Conference on Glucose Transporter Biology, Snowmass, CO, June 30-July 5,
2001.
161.
Limesand, S.W., W.W. Hay, Jr. Fetal Hypoglycemia Reduces -Cell Responsiveness to Glucose. Western
Region Islet Study Group Meeting, Marshall, CA, September 28-30, 2001.
162.
Limesand, S.W., W.W. Hay, Jr. Fetal Hypoglycemia Reduces -Cell Responsiveness to Glucose. NIH
Conference, Beta Cell Biology in the 21st Century, Bethesda, MD, November 26-28, 2001.
163.
W.W. Hay, Jr. “Comparative biology of fetal adipose tissue development. 3 rd NIH/NICHD Workshop on Infant
and Neonatal Nutrition: Fat metabolism in fetal and neonatal nutrition. CNRU, Baylor College of Medicine,
Houston, Texas, January 8-9, 2002.
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164.
Limesand, S. W., Regnault, T. R. H., Hay, W. W., Jr. Intrauterine growth restriction reduces pancreatic
endocrine development. Endocrine Society 84th Annual Meeting and Abstracts, OR56-5, San Francisco,
June 19-22, 2002.
165.
Barry, J. S., Regnault, T. R. H., Davidsen, M. L., Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Glucose transporter 1 and
4 mRNA expression in IUGR ovine cardiac tissue. Pediatr Res 51: Abst. #373, 64A, 2002.
166.
Manco-Johnson, M. J., Jacobson L. L., Hacker, M. R., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effects of recombinant factor VIIa
(rFVIIa) in a fetal lamb model of coagulation under normal, hypoxic and acidotic conditions. Pediatr Res 51:
Abst. #1448, 249A, 2002.
167.
Ridout, R. E., Thureen, P. J., Melara, D., Hay, W. W., Jr. Amino acid intake has a positive effect on protein
balance in ill preterm infants in the first days of life; the role of energy intake is not well defined. Pediatr Res
51: Abst. #1666, 286A, 2002.
168.
Smith, D. L., Thureen, P. J., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effect of short-term fatty acid infusion on glucose and lipid
metabolism in late gestation fetal sheep. Pediatr Res 51: Abst. #1790, 308A, 2002.
169.
Wallace, J. M., Aitken, R. P., Buchan, V., Hay, W. W. Jr. Amino acid fluxes in growth - restricted pregnancies
induced by overnourishing adolescent sheep. International Federation of Placental Associations annual
meeting, Mainz, Germany, September, 2003.
170.
Anderson, M. S., Thamotharan M., Kao D., Devaskar S. U., Friedman, J. E., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effects of
hyperinsulinemia on fetal ovine signal transduction proteins and glucose transporters in skeletal muscle.
Pediatric Res 53: #2209, 390A, 2003.
171.
Rozance, P. J., Limesand, S. W., Wyckoff, M., Hay, W. W., Jr. Correlation between insulin secretion and
glucose metabolism in ovine fetal pancreatic islets. Pediatric Res 53: #2232, 394A, 2003.
172.
Barry, J. S., Davidsen, M. L., Limesand, S. W., Regnault, T. R. H., Hay, W. W., Jr. Cardiac glucose
transporters 1 and 4 in the growth restricted fetus. Pediatric Res 53: #2233, 394A, 2003.
173.
Rozance, P. J., Hood, D., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effect of glycemia on ovine fetal insulin secretion in vivo and in
vitro. Pediatric Res 53: #2287, 404A, 2003.
174.
Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. -cell mass is decreased in a placental insufficiency ovine model of
intrauterine growth restriction (PI-IUGR), Keystone Conference, Copper Mountain, Colorado, 2003.
175.
Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. A placental insufficiency ovine model of intrauterine growth restriction (PIIUGR) exhibits reduced -cell mass. Pediatric Research 53: (Suppl., Second International Congress on Fetal
Origins of Adult Disease, Brighton, UK, June 7-11, 2003) 16A, # P1.25, 2003.
176.
Limesand, S. W., Anthony, R. V., Hutton, J. C., Hay, W. W., Jr. Characterization of glucokinase in pancreas
tissues of control and growth restricted ovine fetuses. Endocrine Societies 85th annual meeting program and
abstracts, Philadelphia, PA, abstract # P1-409, 2003.
177.
Rozance, P. J., Limesand, S. W., Wycoff, M., Hay, W. W., Jr. Diminished insulin secretion is not associated
with changes in glucose utilization or oxidation in pancreatic islets obtained from hypoglycemic fetal sheep.
Endocrine Societies 85th annual meeting program and abstracts, Philadelphia, PA, abstract # P1-410, 2003
178.
Wyckoff, M. Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Characterization of insulin like growth factors, binding proteins,
and receptors in a placental insufficiency ovine model of intrauterine growth restriction (PI-IUGR).
Endocrinology Societies 85th annual meeting program and abstracts, Philadelphia, PA, abstract # P3-330,
2003.
179.
Rozance, P. J., Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Lysine stimulated insulin secretion in hypoglycemic fetal
sheep. 32nd Aspen Conference on the Newborn, Aspen, Colorado, August 23-25, 2003.
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180.
Wallace, J. M., Aitken, R. P., Buchan, V., Hay W. W., Jr. Amino acid fluxes in growth-restricted pregnancies
induced by overnourishing adolescent sheep. Poster Session on Intrauterine Growth Retardation, 9 th Meeting
of the International Federation of Placenta Associations and 10 th Conference of the European Placenta
Group, Mainz, Germany, September 24-27, 2003.
181.
Davidson, L. S., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effect of hyperinsulinemia on amino acid utilization independent of glucose
metabolism in the ovine fetus. J Invest Med 52: #252, S123, 2004.
182.
Rozance PJ, Limesand SW, Wyckoff M, Hay W. W., Jr. Chronic hypoglycemia reduces potassium and
calcium stimulated insulin secretion in pancreatic islets obtained from fetal sheep. Pediatric Research 55:
382A, #2171*, 2004.
183.
Davidson, L. S., Hay, W. W., Jr. Effect of hyperinsulinemia on amino acid utilization independent of glucose
metabolism in the ovine fetus. Pediatric Research 55: 382A, #2172*, 2004.
184.
Rozance PJ, Limesand SW, Wyckoff M, Hay W.W., Jr. Chronic hypoglycemia reduces potassium and
calcium stimulated insulin secretion in pancreatic islets obtained from fetal sheep. Selected for presentation
at the 64th Perinatal & Developmental Medicine Symposium, “Developmental Endocrinology,” Aspen,
Colorado, June 3-6, 2004.
185.
Limesand, S. W., Jensen J., Hay, W.W., Jr. Reduced β-cell replication decreases β-cell mass in placental
insufficiency-intrauterine growth restricted (PI-IUGR) fetuses. Diabetes 53: Suppl. 2, Abst. 1594-P, A382,
2004.
186.
Limesand, S.W. and W.W. Hay, Jr. Reduced pancreatic insulin secretion responsiveness in fetuses with
placental insufficiency and intrauterine growth restriction. Experimental Biology 2004 Meeting Program,
451.4, 2004.
187.
Davidson LS, Fischer SJ, Friedman JE, Hay WW Jr., Effect of Amino Acids on the Regulation of Signal
Transduction in the Late Gestation Ovine Fetus. Mead Johnson Nutritionals Western Conference on
Perinatal Research, Aspen, CO, August 21-23, 2004.
188.
Devaskar, S. U. Ganguly, A., Hay, W. W., Jr., Moley, K. Trophoblastic glucose transporters. Abstract K11,
International Federation of Placental Associations and Placenta Association of the Americas Meeting,
Asilomar, CA, 2004.
189.
T.R.H. Regnault, J.E. Friedman, and W.W. Hay Jr. Amino acid transport and signaling pathways in FGR.
Abstract K13, International Federation of Placental Associations and Placenta Association of the Americas
Meeting, Asilomar, CA, 2004.
190.
Hay, W.W., Jr. Maternal-Fetal Signaling. Abstract K10, International Federation of Placental Associations
and Placenta Association of the Americas Meeting, Asilomar, CA, 2004.
191.
Brown, L.D., Fischer, S.J., Friedman, J.E., Hay, W.W., Jr. Amino acid regulation of signal transduction in the
late gestation ovine fetus. J Investigative Medicine 53: Abst. #323, S134-S135, 2005.
192.
Limesand, S.W., Hutton, J.C., Hay, W.W., Jr. Placental Insufficiency and Intrauterine Growth Restriction
(IUGR) is Associated with Reduced Insulin Secretion and Storage. Keystone Symposium, January 31-Feb 3,
2005.
193.
Rozance, P. J., Limesand, S. W., Hay, W. W., Jr. Glycemic Control of Lysine Stimulated Insulin Secretion in
Fetal Sheep. Pediatr Res 57: Abst. # 1614, 2005.
194.
Limesand, S.W., D. Smith, P.J. Rozance, and W.W. Hay, Jr. Enhanced insulin sensitivity in fetal sheep with
placental insufficiency and intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR). Pediatric Research 58(5):P1-049, 2005.
195.
Limesand, S.W., Smith, D., Rozance, P.J., Hay, W. W., Jr. Enhanced Insulin Sensitivity in Fetal Sheep with
Placental Insufficiency and Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR). 3 rd International Congress of the
Developmental Origins of Health and Disease, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, November 16-20, 2005. Pediatr
Research 58: 1053, Abstract # P1-049.
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196.
Brown, L.D., Hay, W. W., Jr. Amino acids fail to induce skeletal muscle 4E-BP1 phosphorylation in an ovine
model of intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR). Pediatr Res 59: Abst. # 3125, 7, 2006.
197.
Rozance, P.J., Limesand, S.W., Barry, J.S., LoTurco, D., Friedman, J.E., Regnault, T.R.H., Hay, W. W., Jr.
Chronic fetal hypoglycemia in late gestation increases hepatic expression of gluconeogenic enzymes but
does not decrease hepatic glycogen content. Pediatr Res 59: Abst #5577, 495, 2006.
198.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Fetal programming: its relevance to postnatal nutrition. Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal
Medicine 19: Supplement 1, Abstract IS-04-001, p. 47, 2006.
199.
Hay, W. W., Jr. Are we discharging very preterm infants in a suboptimal nutritional state? Journal of
Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine 19: Supplement 1, Abstract IS-04-026, p. 49, 2006.
200.
Barry JS, Brown LD, Rozance PJ, and Hay WW. Mechanisms to Maintain Myocardial Growth during Ovine
Fetal Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR). E-PAS2007:61:5740.2. PAS Annual Meeting 2007, Oral Poster
Symposium.
201.
Cole, L.C. M. Anderson, R.A. Leos, J. Jensen, S.W., Limesand, and W.W. Hay, Jr. Progression of Endocrine
Cell Formation in the Sheep Pancreas. Diabetes 67th Scientific Session Abstract Book, 1683-P, 2007.
202.
Rozance PJ, Limesand SW, Barry JS, Brown LD, Hay WW. Glucose Replacement Leads to Fetal Hypoxia,
Acidosis, and Decreased Insulin Secretion in an Ovine Model of Intrauterine Growth Restriction. Western
Society for Pediatric Research, Annual Meeting. January 30th-February 2nd, 2008. Abstract #288. Oral
Presentation.
203.
Rozance PJ, Limesand SW, Barry JS, Brown LD, Hay WW. Glucose Replacement Leads to Fetal Hypoxia,
Acidosis, and Decreased Insulin Secretion in an Ovine Model of Intrauterine Growth Restriction. EPAS2008:3050.7. 2008. Oral Platform Presentation.
204.
Crispo MM, Rozance PJ, Barry JS, O’Meara M, Hay WW Jr., Brown LD. Adverse Effects of Prolonged
Maternal Amino Acid Infusion in Late Gestation Pregnant Sheep. PAS Annual Meeting, Poster Presentation,
May 2008.
205.
Hay WW Jr. Strategies for feeding the preterm infant. Neonatology 94: 230, 2008.
206.
Rozance PJ, Crispo MM, Barry JS, O’Meara MC, Frost MS, Hay WW, Brown LD. Prolonged maternal amino
acid infusion in late gestation pregnant sheep does not increase fetal protein accretion. PAS Annual Meeting
Platform Presentation, May 2009.
207.
Frost MS, Rozance PJ, Hay WW. Effect of pulsatile vs. chronic maternal hyperglycemia on fetal insulin
secretion and pancreatic beta-cell population. PAS Annual Meeting Poster Presentation, May 2009.
208.
Thorn S R, Brown LD, Rozance PJ, Hay WW Jr., Friedman JE. Insulin increases fetal glucose utilization but
fails to suppress hepatic glucose production during late gestation intrauterine growth restriction. International
Society of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease, Santiago, Chile, November 19-22, 2009.
209.
Brown LD, Rozance PJ, Soto SM, Hay WW Jr., Friedman JE. Intrauterine growth restriction results in
increased insulin-stimulated proliferation but not hypertrophy in fetal myocytes. NIH BRWCH Annual
Meeting, November, 2009.
210.
Hay WW Jr. Fetal adaptations to environmental disturbances―under and over nutrition. Acta Paediatrica 98
(Suppl. 460, IPRF Plenary Session, European Society for Pediatric Research), p. 26, 2009.
211.
Laura D. Brown, Susan M. Soto, Paul J. Rozance, Stephanie R. Thorn, William W. Hay Jr., and Jacob E.
Friedman. Intrauterine growth restriction results in increased insulin-stimulated proliferation but not
hypertrophy in fetal myocytes. 2009 National BIRWCH Annual meeting.
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212.
Brown LD, Soto SM, Rozance PJ, Thorn SR, Hay WW Jr., Friedman JE. Intrauterine growth restriction
results in increased insulin-stimulated proliferation but not hypertrophy in fetal myocytes. WSPR Annual
Meeting 2010, Oral Platform Presentation.
213.
Lavezzi JR, O’Meara M, Thorn S, Brown LD, Hay W, Rozance P. Prolonged Experimental Hypoglycemia
Decreases Insulin Secretion in Late Gestation Ovine Fetuses. Western Society for Pediatric Research,
Annual Meeting. January 27th- January 30th, 2010. Abstract #137. Oral Presentation.
214.
Soto SM, Rozance PJ, Thorn SR, Hay WW Jr., Friedman JE, Brown LD. Intrauterine growth restriction
results in increased insulin-stimulated proliferation but not hypertrophy in fetal myocytes. Pediatric Academic
Societies Annual Meeting, 2010. Poster Presentation.
215.
Lavezzi JR, O’Meara M, Thorn S, Brown LD, Hay W, Rozance P. Prolonged Experimental Hypoglycemia
Decreases Insulin Secretion in Late Gestation Ovine Fetuses. Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting,
2010. Poster Symposium Presentation.
216.
Thorn SR, Brown LD, Rozance PJ, Hay WW, Friedman JE. Development of glucose production and hepatic
insulin resistance in fetal sheep with intrauterine growth restriction. American Diabetes Association Annual
Meeting, 2010.
217.
Hay WW Jr., Friedman D, Barkin S. Children’s health across the life continuum. Association for Clinical
Research Training and Society for Clinical Translational Science Joint Meeting, April 27-29, 2010,
Washington, DC. Clinical Translational Science 3: O-008, S2, 2010.
218.
Hay WW Jr. Benefits of research in early life: preemption and prevention of later life disease. Children’s
Health Across The Life Continuum Session, sponsored by the CTSA Consortium Child Health Oversight
Committee. Association for Clinical Research Training and Society for Clinical Translational Science Joint
Meeting, April 27-29, 2010, Washington, DC. Clinical Translational Science 3: O-010, S2, 2010.
219.
Soto SM, Rozance PJ, Thorn SR, Hay WW Jr, Friedman JE, Brown LD. Insulin stimulates proliferation but
not protein synthesis in IUGR fetal myocytes. PAS Annual Meeting, 2010.
220.
Gadhia M, Maliziewski A, O’Meara M, Thorn SR, Lavezzi JR, Hay WW Jr., Brown LD, Rozance PJ.
Increased amino acids potentiate glucose stimulated insulin secretion in the ovine fetus. J Clin Investigative
Med 59: 169 (Abst. 291, WSPR Annual Meeting), 2011.
221.
Lavezzi JR, O’Meara M, Thorn SR, Brown LD, Hay WW Jr., Rozance PJ. Prolonged hypoglycemia
decreases insulin secretion, not β-cell population in ovine fetuses. J Clin Investigative Med 59: 169 (Abst.
291, WSPR Annual Meeting), 2011.
222.
Maliziewski A, Gadhia M, O’Meara M, Thorn SR, Hay WW Jr., Rozance PJ, Brown LD. Effects of a direct
fetal amino acid infusion on oxygenation and acid-base balance in fetal sheep. J Clin Investigative Med 59:
170 (Abst. 293, WSPR Annual Meeting), 2011.
223.
Gadhia M, Maliziewski A, O’Meara M, Thorn SR, Lavezzi JR, Hay WW Jr., Brown LD, Rozance PJ.
Increased amino acids potentiate glucose stimulated insulin secretion in the ovine fetus. Platform
presentation, Abstract #751707, PAS Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, April 30-May 3, 2011.
224.
Lavezzi JR, O’Meara M, Thorn SR, Brown LD, Hay WW Jr., Rozance PJ. Prolonged hypoglycemia
decreases insulin secretion, not β-cell population in ovine fetuses. Poster presentation, PAS Annual Meeting,
Denver, Colorado, April 30-May 3, 2011.
MANUSCRIPTS
PREPARATION
(Research,
Scholarly
Reviews,
Books)
SUBMITTED
FOR
PUBLICATION
OR
IN
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1.
Hay, W.W., Jr.: Factors affecting tracer glucose distribution among the fetus, placenta and mother in
pregnant sheep. In preparation, 2008.
2.
Manco-Johnson, M.J., Manco-Johnson, M.L., Rumack, C.M., Marlar, R.A., Hay, W.W., Jr., Hathaway, W.E.:
Prophylactic heparinization of low birth weight infants: reduction of catheter related thromboses and
decreased incidence of severe intracranial hemorrhage. Submitted, Pediatrics, 2008.
3.
Manco-Johnson, M. J., Manco-Johnson, M. L., Drose, J., Jacobson, L. J., Hay, W. W., Jr. Efficacy of
continuous heparin infusions to prevent catheter-related thromboses in neonates. Submitted, Pediatrics,
2008.
4.
Hay, W. W., Jr. (Editor). The Extremely Low Birth Weight Infant. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge and
New York. In preparation, 2008.
02/28/11
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ADDENDUM: PAST ACTIVITIES
Grants and Contracts: Past
NIH-RO1-HD28794: Regulation of Placental Metabolism by Glucose Supply. W.W.
Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator, $317,887 current year; 2002 – 08 (with no cost
extension) total project period.
NIH-RO1-HD42815: Fetal pancreatic development and insulin secretion. W.W. Hay,
Jr., Principal Investigator, $339,134 current year; 2002 - 08 (with no cost extension)
total project period.
NIH-KO8-DK065079: Glycemic Regulation of Fetal Glucose Metabolism, Marianne
S. Anderson MD, Principal Investigator. W.W. Hay, Jr., Co-Mentor: 1st year Budget
$130,680, 08/01/2003 - 06/30/2004; Project Period 08/01/2003 - 06/30/2008.
K01-DK067393-01, Aberrant Ovine Pancreatic Development in IUGR fetuses.
Limesand, S.W., PI.; W. W. Hay, Jr., Co-Mentor. $409,725 total budget, 09/20/2004
- 07/31/2008.
K24 RR018358, Patti J. Thureen, P.I. W. W. Hay, Jr., Consultant. Total budget
$715,918, 2/01/04 – 11/30-08.
NIH-GCRC M01 RR00069, Pediatric General Clinical Research Center. (Richard
Krugman, Dean, P.I.). W.W. Hay, Jr., Associate Director and Director Neonatal
CRC. $25,331,589 for entire GCRC for total current funding period, 2006-2011.
Reynolds LP, PI, W. W. Hay, Jr., Consultant, USDA-NRI, Conference Grant,
$10,000, 05/10/07-04/03-08
NIH 1P20RR023500-01, Clinical-Translational Research Award Planning Grant,
Mark W. Geraci MD, PI; Ronald Sokol, PD; W.W. Hay, Jr., Co-Program
Director, 0.1 FTE. Funding period: 9/23/06-9/22/07
Datex-Ohmeda Transcutaneous Oximeter Study, W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal
Investigator, >$100,000 to date, plus equipment donations, 1981-2006.
NIH-R43-HD045074 (SBIR Grant), Spiral Electrode Sensor for Intrapartum Fetal
Oximetry, Jonas Pologe, P.I., W.W. Hay, Jr., Consultant. 1st year Budget $87,910;
9/1/03 – 3/1/04.
Research Co-mentor for Postdoctoral Trainee, Sean Limesand, PhD. NIH NRSA
F32 DK60300, Influence of nutrients on islet development and function,
2001-2003.
NIH K12HD01271, Colorado WRHR Career Development Center
(RS Gibbs, PI). $365,788 annually, total project period 7/30/99-11/30/04. Dr. Hay will
served as Interim Co-Director from 10-1-01 to 10-1-02 when the new Director took
over.
NIH-P01-HD20761-12 Program/Center Grant: Metabolic Regulation of Fetal Growth
W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator, Director of Administrative Core, and Principal
Investigator of Project 1: Fetal Effects of Insulin and Glucose Deprivation,
$365,000/yr for Program, 1996-2001.
NIH-CO6 RR14488, Expansion of the Perinatal Research Center (Richard
Krugman, Dean, P.I.), W. W., Hay, Jr., Scientific Director.
$1,000,000. 2000
NIH-RO1-HD28794-8: Regulation of Placental Metabolism by Glucose
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Supply, W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator, $122,500/yr., 1997-2001.
NIH-P50-HD20761-9 Center Grant:
Metabolic Regulation of Fetal Growth
W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator, Director of Administrative Core, and Principal
Investigator of Project 2: Fetal Effects of Insulin and Glucose Deprivation,
$395,000/yr for Center 1985-1996.
NIH-RO1-DK 35836-11: Metabolic Studies in Diabetic Pregnancy, W.W. Hay, Jr.,
Principal Investigator $150,000/yr, 1991-1995
NIH-T32-HD07186-16, Training in Perinatal Medicine
F. C. Battaglia, P.I.; W.W. Hay, Jr., Faculty Investigator, 1979-1995.
Mead Johnson Nutritionals, W. W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator, $6,000 for
Educational activities, 1997-present.
The Children’s Hospital Research Foundation, W. W. Hay, Jr., Principal
Investigator, $56,000, Bridge Grant, 2001-2002.
The Children’s Hospital Research Foundation, W. W. Hay, Jr., Co-Principal
Investigator, $325,000, Bridge Grant, 2001-2002.
Newborn Hope. Achieving an Anabolic State in Critically Ill Neonates in the First
Week of Life. W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator, $3,500, 1999-00.
Wyeth Pediatric Research Fund. "Nutritional requirements of the ELBW
infant." Sponsor of Awarded Trainee, Dr. Mark De Marie. $3,200.1994-1995.
Newborn Hope, Nutrient Metabolism In Preterm Infants
W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator, $5,000/yr, 1988-1999.
Cybermedics, Inc. Studies with a new Infant Indirect Calorimeter.
$45,000 for equipment donation, 1988-1995.
Wyeth Pediatric Research Fund. "Glucogenic Response to
Hypoglycemia." Sponsor of Awarded Trainee, Dr. Adrian
Gresores. $3,200. 1993-1994.
Wyeth Pediatric Research Fund. "Placental Glucose Metabolism."
Sponsor of Awarded Trainee, Dr. Peter Aldoretta. $3,200,
1993-1994.
NIH-HL44586, Ontogeny of the Protein C System
(Marilyn Manco-Johnson, P.I.), W.W. Hay, Jr.,
Co-Investigator, $126,000/yr., 1990-1993.
NIH-R01-HD19547 Project Grant: Physiological Factors
Affecting Human Lactation (M.D. Neville, P.I.)
W.W. Hay, Jr., Co-Investigator, $350,000 total/grant
period, 1987-1992.
NIH-NICHD #HD00781, Program Grant - Studies in
Prematurity (F.C. Battaglia, P.I.)
Project I: Studies of Fetal and Maternal
Carbohydrate Metabolism.
W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator of
NIH-P50-HD 20761 Center Grant: Intrauterine Fetal
Growth and Metabolism (E.L. Makowski, P.I.)
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Project 2: Fetal Effects of Insulin and Glucose
Deprivation. W.W. Hay, Jr., Principal Investigator
of Project 2. $417,240, 1985-1990.
Physiological Regulation of Human Lactation (NICHD)
Approved and funded, 1986
Grant funds not accepted by Dr. Hay but
incorporated under HD19547 (M. Neville, P.I.;
W.W. Hay, Jr., Co-Investigator)
W.W. Hay, Jr., P.I. for P50 Center Grant
February 1, 1986 - August 30, 1986
NIH-NICHD #HD01866, Physiological Study of the Placenta
(G. Meschia, P.I.); W.W. Hay, Jr., Co-Investigator
1984-1986
NIH Special Emphasis Research Career Award
Diabetes Mellitus: Pediatric Aspects
NIADDK-NICHD, AM#00879. W. W. Hay, Jr.,
P.I., July, 1980-June, 1985, $238,615
Human Milk Banking NIH Contract, Co-Investigator
R01-HD2801, $4,200, 1982-1985
The Kroc Foundation, Development of an Insulin-Free
Fetal Lamb Model, P.I., $25,000, 1983-1984
Ames Co., Glucose Reflectance Meter Study, P.I.
$15,000 plus equipment donation, 1979
Searle Co., Indwelling PO2 Catheter Study, P.I.
Equipment donation ($1,000 value), 1979
Denver Children's Diabetes Foundation
$6,000 for equipment, 1982
Research Assistance Committee
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
$6,000 for equipment, 1982
American McGaw, Inc., Contract Grant, Parenteral
Nutrition Studies, P.I., $15,000, 1982-1983
University and Departmental Activities; University of Colorado Health Sciences Center: Past
Head, Section of Neonatology, 1982-1992
Course Director, Division of Perinatal Medicine Annual Meetings, 1984-present
Member, Dean’s Task Group of Research Program Development and Review, 1996
Member, Search Committee for Chairperson of Physiology, 1992-1993
Member, Post-Tenure Review Committee, Department of Pediatrics, 1988-1993
Chairman, Pediatrics Hematology-Oncology Section Head Search Committee, 1990-1991
Faculty, UCHSC Hepatobiliary Research Center, 1990-1996
Chairman, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee: 1988-1990
Member, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee: 1986-1990
Member, Institutional Research Advisory Committee: 1988-1990
Member (and Acting Chairman, 1987), Department of Radiology Chairman Search Committee, 1985-1987
Member, Pediatric Infectious Disease Section Head Search Committee, 2000-2001
Member, School of Medicine Faculty Promotions Committee, 1998-01
Chair, Department of Pediatrics Taskforce on Basic Science, 2000-01
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Member, Department of Pediatrics Promotions Committee, 1994-1998
Interim Co-Director, Women’s Reproductive Health Research Center, Department of Obstetrics &
Gynecology, UCHSC, 2001-2002
Member, Perinatal Research Core, Clinical Translational Core for the Study of Pregnancy (CTCP), 2006present
Member, Executive Committee and Member of Program Faculty, Improving Early Pregnancy Outcomes
Program, Neville, M. C., PI/Director, 2004-present
Member, Steering Committee, High Throughput Analytical Core, Women's and Children's Health Research
Program, 2004-present
Member, Edgar Makowski Endowment Steering Committee, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology,
UCHSC, 2001-present
Director, Intensive Care Nursery, 1978-1982
Vice Chairman, Human Subjects Committee, 1983-1986
Member, Human Subjects Committee, 1982-1986
Member, Faculty Senate, 1985-1986
Member, Teaching Committee, Department of Pediatrics: 1978-1986
Chairman, Nutrition Subcommittee, University Hospital Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, 1981-1983
Member, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Children's Hospital Affiliation
Committee, 1988-89
Member, Pediatric Parenteral Nutrition Committee: 1979-1988
Course Director, Senior Primary Care Clerkship, Section of Neonatology, 1981-1986
Research Mentor, Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine and Maternal-Fetal Medicine Trainees: Adrian Gresores,
Peter Aldoretta, Thomas Carver, Brian Carter, Jane DiGiacomo McGowan, Richard Molina, Leo Van
Veen, Huei Meznarich, Jan Kennaugh, Gary Loy, Jeff Carroll
Ph.D. Thesis Advisory Committee Member, Kathryn Hirst, UCHSC, Department of Preventive
Medicine and Biometrics, 1989-1990
M.S. Thesis Advisory Committee Member, Janel Lawler-Heavner, UCHSC, Department of
Preventive Medicine and Biometrics, 1990-1991
Ph.D. Thesis Advisory Committee Member, Anne Esler, UCHSC, Department of Preventive
Medicine and Biometrics, 1998
University and Departmental Activities; University of North Dakota: Past
Consultant Instructor, University of North Dakota School of Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner
Program, 1974-1976
Consultant Instructor, Minot State College Nursing Program, 1974-1976 Specialty Coordinator,
Department of Pediatrics University of North Dakota, Family Practice
Center, 1975-1976
Editorial Positions: Past
Member of the Editorial Board, Placenta, 1994-1999
Editor: Seminars in Neonatal Nutrition and Metabolism, Ross Products Division, Abbott Laboratories,
Columbus, OH, 1993-2001.
National Activities (prior to past 5 years):
Member, NICHD Advisory Panel and Workshop Organizer, NICHD Workshop on Fetal Origins of Adult Diseases,
September 2-3, 1999.
Chair, NICHD Workshop: Nutrition of the Extremely Low Birth Weight Infant. Sept. 10-12, 1997
Chair, NICHD Workshop: Fetal Growth: Its Regulation and Disorders. April 18-19, 1995
Workshop Director, American Pediatric Society: “How to write a basic research grant.” Pediatric Academic Societies
Annual Meeting, 1997, 1998.
Member, Data Safety and Monitoring Committee, NIH-NEI/NICHD STOP-ROP Grant, 1993-1999
Organizer, Perinatal Nutrition and Metabolism Club, Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, 1996-97;
President, 1997-98.
External Reviewer, University of Michigan Department of Pediatrics, Review of Division of Neonatology, April 14-15,
1997.
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NIH Invited Participant, Reinvention Roundtable on Peer Review, NIH, July 14, 1994
Member, Wyeth Pediatric/Neonatology Research Grant Program Regional Review Panel, 1992-1996
Co-Chairman, NIH-NICHD Workshop, "Nutritional Management of Low-Birth-Weight Infants." Belmont
Conference Center, Baltimore, MD, September 14-17, 1987.
Symposium Director, "Intravenous Nutrition in the Fetus and Newborn", National Scientific Meeting, October 12-14,
1983
Symposium Director, "Fetal and Neonatal Nutrition and Metabolism", National Scientific Meeting, October 28-31,
1984
Symposium Director, Lula O. Lubchenco Symposium in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, "Neonatal Outcome: Past,
Present and Future", National Scientific Meeting, June 1-4, 1986
Member, Mortality Review Board, Ross Laboratories, Division of Abbott Laboratories, SurvantaTM Clinical Trials,
1988-1990
Co-Chairman, 99th Ross Conference, The Micropremi - The Next Frontier. The Boulders, Phoenix, Arizona, May 2124, 1989
Consultant to Ad Hoc Committee on Nutrition in Pregnancy, American Diabetes Association, 1989-1990
Invited Member, Agricultural Research Service Technical Evaluation Panel, Review of the Children's Nutrition
Research Center, Baylor University, Houston, Texas, November 1-3, 1989
Consultant to NIH-National Eye Institute Research Planning Conference on LIGHT-ROP and STOP-ROP Research
Proposals, Dallas, Texas, September 22-23, 1990
Member, Task Force to Revise Gestational Diabetes Position Statement, American Diabetes Association, 19901992
Co-Chairman, 106th Ross Conference on Pediatric Research: Post-Hospital Nutrition in the Preterm Infant.
Colorado Springs, CO, August 18-20, 1995.
International Activities (prior to past 5 years):
Visiting Scientist, The Hannah Research Institute, Ayr, Scotland, April 1984
Visiting Scientist, Department of Biochemistry, Cambridge University, England, 1988
Visiting Scientist, Department of Physiology, Cambridge University, England, 1988
Visiting Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Cambridge University, England, 1988
Visiting Scientist, Research Centre for Developmental Medicine and Biology, University of Auckland, Auckland, New
Zealand, April, 1995.
President, Perinatal Research Society, 1996
Participant, U.S.-Mexico Reproductive Health Research Development Workshop, Working Group on Perinatal
Epidemiology and Pregnancy Research, Sponsored by NIH (Fogarty International Center) and the National Science
and Technology Council of Mexico, Mexico City, November 17-20, 1996.
Invited Speaker and Professor (Update on Neonatal and Fetal Nutrition; Meet the Professor Symposium; Neonatal
and Fetal Nutrition Panel; The Micropremie, a New Frontier). 15th Brazilian Congress of Perinatology, Belo
Horizonte, Brazil, November 23-28, 1996.
Member, Advisory Council, Perinatal Research Society, 1992-1997
Visiting Professor and Guest Lecturer: Annual Meeting of The Society of Neonatology, R.O.C., Republic of China,
Taiwan, March 22-26, 1998.
Visiting Scientist, The Rowett Research Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland, 1998-present.
Invited Speaker/Professor, 16th Brazilian Congress of Perinatology, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, November 21-26, 1998.
Director, International Fetal Physiology Symposium, June 26-30, 1999, Aspen, Colorado.
Co-chairperson, 6th International Study Group on Fetal Origins of Adult Disease, San Diego, CA, October 23-26,
1999.
Invited Lectures, Visiting Professorships, National and International (prior to past 2 years):
"Transplacental Water and Salt Balance and Fetal Hydrops", Department of Maternal and Child Health, Dartmouth
College, August, 1979
"The Fetus and Infant of the Pregnant Diabetic", Society for Gynecologic Investigation National Meeting, March, 1982
"Monitoring the Course and Impact of Diabetes in Pregnancy in the 1980's - Impact on the Fetus",
American Diabetes Association Council on Diabetes in Pregnancy Meeting, June, 1984
Visiting Professor, Section of Neonatology-Perinatal Medicine, Indiana University Medical Center,
Indianapolis, Indiana, August 28-29, 1985
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Subspecialty Session Chairman for Neonatology and for Neonatology Nutrition and Metabolism Society for Pediatric
Research, May, 1986
"Fetal, Placental and Maternal Compartmental Analysis Using Labeled Substrates", I.U.P.S. Satellite
Symposium, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, 1986
Visiting Professor, Department of Pediatrics Division of Neonatal Medicine, University of Cincinnati, September, 1986
"Blood Oxygen Transport: General Principles and Relevance to Neonatal Oxygen Monitoring", Third International
Symposium, "Continuous Transcutaneous Monitoring", Zurich, Switzerland, October 1-4, 1986
Metabolism of the Fetus and Infant of the Diabetic Mother", 93rd Ross Conference on Pediatric Research, Carefree,
Arizona, November, 1986
"Physiology of Oxygenation and Its Measurement." Broadmoor Symposium: The Uses, Benefits and Limitations of
Pulse Oximetry in Neonatal Medicine, Colorado Springs, CO, November 19, 1986
Visiting Professor, Division of Maternal/Fetal Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Southern Illinois
University School of Medicine, January 7-8, 1987
"Fetal Energy and Protein Metabolism." Invited presentation at the 18th Nestle Nutrition Workshop:
"Intrauterine growth Retardation", Rio de Janeiro, March 24-28, 1987
Invited presentation, "Placental Glucose Metabolism in Relation to Fetal Nutrition." International Symposium on Fetal
and Neonatal Development, St. Catherine's College, Oxford University, Oxford, England, August 2-7, 1987
Visiting Lecturer on neonatal nutrition, Conference on Neonatal Nutrition, Case Western Reserve University,
Cleveland, Ohio, September 8-12, 1987
Visiting Lecturer, "Glucose and Insulin Homeostasis in the Fetal Lamb." George Washington
University/Children's Hospital Medical Center, Washington, D.C., October 28, 1987
Visiting Lecturer, "Fetal Metabolism." Department of Physiology, Cambridge University, Cambridge, England,
January 29, 1988
Visiting Lecturer, "Neonatal Blood Oxygen Transport and Pulse Oximetry." Department of Pediatrics, Cambridge
University, Cambridge, England, March 25, 1988
Visiting Professor, Department of Neonatology and Maternal-Child Health, Sassari, Sardinia, Italy, March30-April 6,
1988
Visiting Lecturer, "Regulation of fetal glucose metabolism." Centre de Recherches sur la Nutrition, Meudon Bellevue,
France, April 5-6, 1988
Visiting Lecturer, "Fetal Energy and Protein Metabolism." Department of Pediatrics, Cambridge University,
Cambridge, England, June 10, 1988
Visiting Lecturer, "Neonatal Blood Oxygen Transport and Pulse Oximetry." Royal Sick Children's Hospital, Edinburgh
University, Edinburgh, Scotland, June 16, 1988.
Visiting Lecturer, "Neonatal Blood Oxygen Transport and Pulse Oximetry." Royal Hospital for Sick Children,
University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland, June 17, 1988
Visiting Lecturer, "Neonatal Blood Oxygen Transport and Pulse Oximetry." Royal Maternity Hospital, Glasgow
University, Glasgow, Scotland, June 23, 1988
Visiting Lecturer, "Regulation of fetal and placental metabolism." Hannah Research Institute, Ayr, Scotland, June 24,
1988
Visiting Lecturer, "Fetal and Placental Nutrition and Metabolism." University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston,
September 19, 1988
"Placental control of fetal metabolism". Invited Lecturer and participant, Royal College of Obstetrics and
Gynaecologists 20th Study Group on Fetal Growth. London, England, November 20-23, 1988
"Neonatal Nutrition", Mini-symposium on Neonatal Nutrition, Federation of American Societies of
Experimental Biology and Medicine, Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 23, 1989
"Advances in neonatal-perinatal medicine: Successes, failures, and future challenges". Visiting Professor, Oklahoma
Association of Housestaff Physicians 35th Annual Meeting. University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 19, 1989.
"What Matter in Feeding the Micropremi." Presentation, 99th Ross Conference, The Boulders, Phoenix, Arizona,
1989.
"Placental transfer and metabolism of nutrient fuels". Invited lecture, Council on Diabetes in Pregnancy and
Nutritional Sciences and Council on Metabolism. American Diabetes Association 49 th Annual Meeting,
Detroit, Michigan, June 3, 1989.
"Glucose metabolism in the fetal-placental-maternal system." Invited lecturer and co-moderator. Mead Johnson
Regional Perinatal Research Conference, University of Rochester, School of Medicine, Rochester, New
York, June 4-6, 1989.
"Inner workings, responsibilities and activities of Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee". Invited lecturer, NIHUCHSC Workshop on Public Health Service Policy on the Human Care and Use of Laboratory Animals,
Denver, Colorado, September 13-15, 1989.
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"Reliability of blood glucose analysis". Invited lecturer, Ciba Foundation Symposium on Hypoglycemia in Infancy: The
Need for a Rational Definition. London, England, October 17, 1989.
Invited Professorship, "Fetal and Placental Nutrition". UCLA-Harbor Medical Center, Torrance, California, November
16-17, 1989.
Chairman, Program Session on Nutritional Needs of the Infant with chronic Lung Disease. Special Ross Conference
on Hot Topics in Neonatology, Washington, D.C., December 10-12, 1989.
"Pathophysiology of oxygen saturation and its clinical implications". Eighth Conference on Apnea of Infancy,
Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at Eisenhower Medical Center, Palm Springs, California. January 2428, 1990.
"Ethical issues in neonatal research". NIH-UCHSC Conference on "IRB's and Biomedical Research: Are they
compatible? Frisco, Colorado, March 8-9, 1990.
Consultant Scientist, Division of Neonatology, Perinatal Research Program, University of Indiana,
Indianapolis, Indiana, April 27, 1990.
"Carbohydrate metabolism in the maternal, placental, and fetal system". American Gynecological Club, Denver,
Colorado, June 7, 1990.
"Energy and substrate requirements of the placenta and fetus". The Nutrition Society, York, England, July 4-6, 1990.
"In vivo measurements of placental transport and metabolism". The Nutrition Society, York, England, July 4-6, 1990.
"Placenta-Fetal Glucose Exchange and Metabolism". Perinatal Research Society, San Diego, California, October 68, 1990.
"Nutritional Requirements of the ELBW". Annual Neonatal Postgraduate Course "Nutritional Influences and Organ
Maturation", University of Miami School of Medicine, Oct. 31 - November 4, 1990.
"Glucose: Essential Nutrient or Toxic Substance". Annual Neonatal Post graduate Course "Nutritional Influences and
Organ Maturation:, University of Miami School of Medicine, October 31- November 4, 1990.
"Placental Metabolism and Regulation of Nutrient Transfer to the Fetus". Annual Neonatal Postgraduate Course
"Nutritional Influences and Organ Maturation", University of Miami School of Medicine, October 31 November 4, 1990.
"The Placenta: Not Just a Conduit for Maternal Fuels". Third International Workshop Conference on Gestational
Diabetes Mellitus, American Diabetes Association, Chicago, IL, Nov. 8 - 10, 1990.
"Glucose Toxicity - too much/too little". 18th Neonatal and infant Respiratory Symposium, Vail, Colorado, January 2731, 1991.
"I.V. Nutrition in Neonates - Updates". 18th Neonatal and Infant Respiratory Symposium, Vail, CO, January 28-31,
1991.
Pediatric Grand Rounds: "The Role of Glucose in Fetal and Neonatal Life." Perinatal Research
Conference: "Fetal-Placental Metabolism and Interaction". "The Role of Glucose in Fetal and Neonatal Life".
Visiting Professor, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas, February 12-13, 1991.
"Pathophysiology of oxygen Transport and its Clinical Implication. Visiting Lecturer, Chicago Area
Neonatal/Perinatal Program Physiology Seminars. Univ. of Illinois at Chicago, March 7, 1991.
Queen Elizabeth II Foundation Visiting Professor, Centre de Recherche, Hospital Sainte-Justine, University of
Montreal, Quebec, Canada. "Placental-Fetal Interaction and the Regulation of Fetal Nutrition and Growth."
"Neonatal Glucose Homeostasis". "Placental Glucose Transport". March 11-15, 1991.
"Non-invasive metabolic assessment of the neonate using calorimetry and other techniques," and Moderator,
Symposia on Perinatal Use of (Reflection) Pulse Oximetry and Pulse Oximetry, 4th International Conference
on Fetal and Neonatal Physiological Measurements. Rotterdam, The Netherlands, May 12-15, 1991.
Visiting Professor, The University of Western Ontario Department of Pediatrics and The Lawson Research Institute,
London, Ontario, Canada. "Regulation of Placental-Fetal Glucose Metabolism." "Importance of Glucose in
Fetal and Neonatal Metabolism." May 28-30, 1991.
Visiting Lecturer, Mount Sinai Hospital and The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. "The
Importance of Glucose in Fetal and Neonatal Metabolism." May 30, 1991.
Guest Faculty, Fifteenth Ross Seminar on Perinatal Medicine: Perinatal Nutrition. "Placental-Fetal Interaction and
Regulation of Fetal Growth." "Intravenous Nutrition of the Neonate: An Update." Jekyll Island, Georgia, June
9-12, 1991.
Co-chair, Workshop on placental metabolism and transport of amino acids and glucose, IVth Meeting of the
European Placenta Group Joint Meeting with the Rochester Trophoblast Conference, Gwatt, Switzerland,
September 22-26, 1991.
Guest Faculty, Aspen Conference on the Fetus and Newborn XXVI, Aspen, Colorado March 1-4, 1992. Blood
Oxygen Transport: Clinical Applications."
Visiting Lecturer, 19th Neonatal and Infant Respiratory Symposium, The Ohio State College of Medicine, Vail,
Colorado, March 14-19, 1992. "Oxygen transport and pulse oximetry."
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Visiting Lecturer, 19th Neonatal and Infant Respiratory Symposium, the Ohio State College of Medicine, Vail,
Colorado, March 14-19, 1992. "Energy balance measurements: current instruments, techniques and future
direction".
Co-Moderator, Research Session on "Carbohydrate Metabolism," Society for Gynecologic Investigation Annual
Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, March 18-21, 1992.
Visiting Lecturer, Ross Laboratories, Columbus, Ohio, June 1-2, 1992: "Nutrition of the Low Birth Weight Infant."
Visiting Professor (lectures on "Nutrition of the Extremely Low Birth Weight Infant" and "Placental Regulation of Fetal
Nutrition"), Schneider Children's Hospital, New Hyde Park, New York, June 11-12, 1992.
Visiting Lecturer, 24th Conference on the Fetus and Newborn Infant, University of Tennessee, Memphis, TN, Sept.
24-25, 1992 (Lectures on: Oxygen Transport in Perinatal Medicine; SGA and LGA Infants: How they got that
way; what to do about them).
Visiting Professor, Lectures on "The Infant of the Diabetic Mother" and "Fetal and Neonatal Nutrition and
Metabolism." Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, Newark, N.J., October 13-14, 1992.
Visiting Lecturer, 20th Neonatal and Infant Respiratory Symposium, The Ohio State College of Medicine, Department
of Anesthesiology, Vail, Colorado, March 22-24, 1993. "Nutrition of the Extremely Low Birth weight Infant."
"Neonatal Enteral Nutrition." "Neonatal Intravenous Nutrition."
Visiting Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Loyola University Chicago Medical Center, April 13-14, 1993. "Fetal
Insulin Secretion and its Effects on Fetal Metabolism." "Placental-Fetal Interaction and the Regulation of
Fetal Metabolism and Growth."
Invited Speaker and Scientist, International Meeting: Advances in Human Nutrition: New Developments and
Perspective in Infant Formulae. Riccione, Italy, 21-23 May, 1993. "Nutritional Needs of Very Low Birth weight
Infants."
Lecturer, "Updates in Neonatal Medicine," University of Colorado School of Medicine Family Practice Review
Course, Estes Park, Colorado, June 15, 1993.
Invited Speaker, International Society of Veterinary Pathologists, Davis, California. "Placental and fetal Metabolism
and Growth." July, 1994.
NIH Visiting Speaker, Fetal Physiology Symposium, "In vivo effects of insulin on fetal glucose, amino acid, and
oxygen metabolism." International Physiological Union, Glasgow, Scotland, August 1-3, 1993.
Invited Speaker, Symposium: The Future of Nutrition for Low Birth Weight Infants. Saint Julien en Beaujolais, 23-25
August 1993, "Placental Transfer of Energy and Protein Substrates."
Faculty: NICHD Fourth Aspen Young Investigators Meeting, Aspen, Colorado, 26-28 August, 1993.
Invited Symposium Participant and Reviewer, NICHD-NINDS Symposium: Acute Perinatal Asphyxia, August 30-31,
1993.
Co-Chairman, Perinatal Nutrition (Free Communications Session), 2nd World Congress of Perinatal Medicine, Rome
Italy, 19-24 September, 1993.
Invited Speaker, Subspecialty Pediatric for the Primary Care Physician, "Normal Infant Nutrition," Baylor University
Medical enter, Dallas, Texas, October 14-15, 1993.
Lecturer, "Updates in Neonatal Medicine," University of Colorado School of Medicine Family Practice Review
Course, Denver, CO, November 8-11, 1993.
Visiting Professor, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Springfield, Illinois (Lectures on "Intrauterine
Growth Restriction," and "Nutrition of the Low Birth Weight Infant"), December 8-9, 1993.
Lecturer, St. Mary's Hospital and Regional Medical Center, Grand Junction, Colorado: "Hypoglycemia in Newborn
Infants;" "Neonatal Asphyxia: Update on Causes and Treatments of Injuries." December 14, 1993.
Lecturer, Fitzsimons Army Medical Center, Aurora, Colorado. "Intrauterine growth restriction." January
10, 1994.
Invited Speaker, Fifth hGH Symposium, Novo Nordisk, Paris, France. "Placental transport of nutrients." 7-10 April,
1994.
Invited Speaker, Sixth Annual North Central Neonatology Issues Conference. "Nutrition of the ELBW Infant.” Kohler,
Wisconsin, 13-15 May, 1994.
Visiting Professor, Department of Pediatrics and Division of Neonatal and Developmental Medicine, Stanford
University School of Medicine. "Placental-fetal interaction and fetal nutrient supply." "In Vivo measurements
of placental and fetal metabolism." 2-3 June 1994.
Sub-Group Chairman, "Fetal-Placental Communications," and invited meeting participant, NICHD Conference on
"Placental Growth and Function." NIH, July 7-8, 1994.
NIH Invited Participant, Reinvention Roundtable on Peer Review, Harold Varmus, M.D., Director of NIH and
Roundtable Organizer, NIH, Bethesda, MD, July 14, 1994.
Invited Speaker, The Thorburn Symposium. Regulation of placental metabolism by glucose supply. Hamilton Island,
Australia, 5-9 August, 1994.
Faculty and Speaker ("How to prepare an NIH research grant application"), 6th NICHD Young
Investigators Conference, Aspen, CO, 24-17 August, 1994.
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Invited Speaker, "Nutritional requirements and Controversies in the Micropremi." Joint Session of the Section on
Perinatal Pediatrics and the Section on Gastroenterology and Nutrition, American Academy of Pediatrics
Annual Fall Meeting, Dallas, Texas, October 22, 1994.
Sub-Group Co-Chairman, 1st International Meeting of World Placental Associations. Sydney, Australia, October 2428, 1994.
NIH-sponsored Invited Speaker, “Placental Glucose Transport and Metabolism.” North American Trophoblast
Meeting, Chicago, March 15, 1995
Invited Speaker, “Techniques for Studying Placental and Fetal Metabolism.” Workshop on Fetal Physiology,
Combined Meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Perinatal Societies, Auckland, New Zealand, April 1,
1995.
Invited Speaker, “Fetal metabolic changes as parturition approaches.” Fetal Physiology Symposium. Research
Center for Developmental Medicine and Biology, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, April 1-2,
1995.
Invited Speaker, “Fetal Nutrition: Metabolic Effects of Glucose and Insulin;” “Placental Metabolism of
Carbohydrates and Amino Acids.” Combined Meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Perinatal
Societies, Auckland, New Zealand, April 1-5, 1995.
Chairman, NICHD Conference. Fetal Growth: Its Regulation and Disorders. Providence, RI, April 18-19, 1995.
NICHD Invited Speaker, “IUGR: Past, Present, and Future.” NICHD Conference. Fetal Growth: Its Regulation and
Disorders. Providence, RI, 18-19 April, 1995.
Visiting Scientist, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, May 1-2, 1995.
Visiting Professor, Division of Neonatology and Department of Pediatrics, Bowman Gray University School of
Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC: Grand Rounds lecture--”Controversies in Feeding the Extremely Low Birth
Weight Baby;” Lecture-- ”Neonatal Nutrition: What the Surgeons Have Taught Us.” 30-31 May, 1995.
Invited Speaker, First International Symposium on Laboratory Assessment of Nutrition in Pediatrics (6 th
International Pediatric Laboratory Medicine Congress). “Assessing the effect of disease on nutrition of the
preterm infant.” University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BV, Canada, July 21-24, 1995.
Co-Chairman, 106th Ross Conference on Pediatric Research: Post-Hospital Nutrition in the Preterm Infant.
Introductory Talk: “Post-hospital nutrition of the preterm infant requires improved pre-discharge nutrition. ”Colorado
Springs, CO, August 18-20, 1995.
Faculty, 7th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application,” Chair of Mock Study Section. Aspen, CO, August 23-26, 1995.
Faculty, Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research (Mead Johnson), Aspen, CO, September 7-9, 1995.
Consultant, Southwest Biomedical Research Institute Primate Center, University of Texas Health Science
Center, San Antonio, TX, October 24-25, 1995.
Guest Discussant, Special Ross Conference, Hot Topics ‘95 in Neonatology, Washington, DC, 3-5 December, 1995.
Invited Lecturer: “Variation in insulin secretion related to constant marked hyperglycemia or modest basal plus
pulsatile hyperglycemia in fetal sheep.” Contact Group “Endocrine Pancreas” FNRS and the Belgian
Society of Endocrinology, Université Catholique de Louvain, Lourvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, 2 December 1995.
Visiting Scientist, Laboratories of: Laboratoire de Biologie Cellulaire and Centre Callaborateur pour le
Développment de la Biologie du Pancrease endocrine, Prof. Joseph J. Hoet; Department of Obstetrics and
Gynecology, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Professor F. A. Van Assche; Laboratory of Physiology,
University of Louvain, Prof. J. C. Henquin). Dec. 1-5, 1995.
Co-Chairman, Platform session, Neonatology/Developmental Biology, WSPR, Carmel, CA, Feb. 16, 1996.
Invited Lecturer: “Nutrition of the Very Sick Neonate.” “VLBW Infants and Early Discharge: Nutritional and Metabolic
Problems.” Care of the Sick Newborn 21st Symposium, Newport Beach, CA (University of California Irvine),
April 17-19, 1996.
Invited Scientific Session Chairman, First World Congress of Prevention of Diabetes and its
Complications, Copenhagen, Denmark, April 24-29, 1996.
Invited Lecturer: “Exploration of Fetal Nutrition”, First World Congress of Prevention of Diabetes and its
Complications, Copenhagen, Denmark, April 24-29, 1996.
Program Chairman, Inaugural Meeting of the Perinatal Nutrition and Metabolism Club, APS/SPR Annual Meeting,
Washington, D.C., May 6, 1996.
Invited Lecturer: “Placental-fetal interaction: regulation of fetal glucose and amino acid metabolism.” Frontiers in
Maternal, Fetal and Neonatal Health: Programming for a Life-Time of Good Health, Cornell University,
Ithaca, NY, August 8-12, 1996.
Faculty, 8th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application”; Chair of Mock Study Section. Aspen, CO, August 25-28, 1996.
Faculty, Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research (Mead Johnson). “Placental-Fetal Metabolic Interaction.” Aspen,
CO, September 10-12, 1996.
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Invited Speaker (“Advantages/Disadvantages of Enhancing Lipid Oxidation in Neonates”) and Participant, Carnitine
Supplementation and Total Parenteral Nutrition in Neonates: Issues and Prospects, Sponsored by
BioScience Communications. Dallas, Texas, October 23, 1996.
Invited Participant and Secretary, Working Group on Perinatal Epidemiology and Pregnancy Research, U.S.-Mexico
Reproductive Health Research Development Workshop, Sponsored by NIH (Fogarty International Center)
and the National Science and Technology Council of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico, November 17-20, 1996.
Invited Speaker and Professor (Update on Neonatal and Fetal Nutrition; Meet the Professor Symposium; Neonatal
and Fetal Nutrition Panel; The Micropremie, a New Frontier). 15th Brazilian Congress of Perinatology, Belo
Horizonte,
Brazil, November 23-28, 1996.
Invited Speaker, “Post-hospital Nutrition of the Preterm Infant.” Section of Neonatology, University of Colorado
School of Medicine and The Children’s Hospital, Denver, CO, February 12, 1997.
Invited Speaker, “Maternal-induced changes in fetal metabolism: acute, chronic, and possibly life-long.” Fetal
Research Symposium, Society for Gynecologic Investigation, San Diego, CA, March 19, 1997.
Mini-Symposium Chairperson, Fetal Metabolism and Growth, Society for Gynecologic Investigation, San Diego, CA,
March 19, 1997.
Invited Speaker, “Fetal nutritional substrate supply and the regulation of fetal growth.” Mini-Symposium: Fetal
Metabolism and Growth, Society for Gynecologic Investigation, San Diego, CA, March 19, 1997.
Workshop Director, American Pediatric Society: “How to write a basic research grant.” Pediatric Academic Societies’
Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, May 3, 1997.
Growth and Metabolism Session Co-Chair, Fetal and Neonatal Physiology Symposium, in association with the
International Physiological Union Congress, Cambridge, UK, July 25-29, 1997.
Invited Speaker, “Placental and fetal metabolic interaction.” Growth and Metabolism Session, Fetal and Neonatal
Physiology Symposium, in association with the International Physiological Union Congress, Cambridge, UK,
July 25-29, 1997.
Invited Speaker, FASEB Summer Research Conference, Perinatal Regulation of the Cardiovascular System.
“Uterine and umbilical blood flow regulation of placental transfer.” Copper Mountain, CO, August 17-22,
1997.
Faculty, 9th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application”; Chair of Mock Study Section. Aspen, CO, August 20-23, 1997.
Invited Speaker (and Workshop Chair): “Is there a problem with nutrition of the very small infant?” NICHD Workshop:
Nutrition of the Extremely Low Birth Weight Infant. NIH, Bethesda, MD, Sept. 10-12, 1997.
Faculty, Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research (Mead Johnson). Aspen, CO, September 15-17, 1996.
Invited Lecturer: “Oximetry in the NICU.” Ohmeda, Inc.—International Marketing Meeting, Louisville, CO, October 13,
1997.
Invited Lecturer, Fifth International Biennial Course on “Maternal-Fetal Interrelations During Brain Development:
Nutritional Factors.” “Placental-Fetal Metabolic and Nutrient Interactions.” Joint Meeting of NICHD and the
Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro, Querétaro, Mexico, October 16-17, 1997.
Invited Speaker (NICHD sponsored): “Etiologies of Preterm Birth: Intrauterine Growth Restriction.” International
Meeting: Preterm Birth: Etiology, Mechanisms, and Prevention. Charleston, SC, October 26-28, 1997.
Invited Speaker: “Nutrient and metabolic needs of the fetus and very small infant: a comparative approach.” Meeting
of the Biochemical Society and the Nutrition Society, Pre- and Post-partum Nutrition and Metabolism
Colloquium, Reading, UK, December 14-17, 1997.
Chair and Prologue Address, Session 2, Fetal/Placental Biochemistry/Nutrition, Meeting of the Biochemical Society
and the Nutrition Society, Pre- and Post-partum Nutrition and Metabolism Colloquium Reading, UK,
December 14-17, 1997.
Invited Speaker: “Nutrient-gene interactions during intrauterine life and lactation.” Second Nestle Conference on
Nutrition, “Nutrition-Gene Interactions in Human Populations. Fundacion Mexicana Para La Salud, Mexico
City, Mexico, January 29-30, 1998.
Invited Lecture: “Early Nutritional Support for ELBW Infants.” Section of Neonatology, University of Colorado School
of Medicine and The Children’s Hospital, March 19, 1998.
Visiting Professor and Guest Lecturer: The Society of Neonatology, R.O.C., Republic of China, Taiwan, National
Cheng-Kong University, and National Taiwan University Hospital. “The advantages and risks of aggressive
early postnatal nutrition of preterm low birth weight babies;” “Post-discharge nutrition of preterm low birth
weight babies;” “Hypoglycemia: risks, causes, treatment and outcome.” March 21-27, 1998.
Visiting Professor and Lecturer, Howard Heinz Endowment, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Nutrition Center,
Division of Gastroenterology and Nutrition and the Division of Neonatology, “Approaches to Aggressive
Feeding of Extremely Low Birth Weight Babies.” April 14-15, 1998.
Invited Lecture: “Glucose metabolism: Fetal and Neonatal Adaptations.” “La neonatologia dalla ricerca alla clinica,”
International Symposium, Caserta, Italy, May 22-23, 1998.
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Guest Faculty and Lecturer: “Determinants of Fetal Growth.” 6 th International Course on Recent Advances in
Perinatal Medicine. Erice, Sicily, Italy, July 3-7, 1998.
Faculty, 10th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH
Grant
Application”; Chair of Mock Study Section. Aspen, CO, August 26-29, 1998.
Faculty, Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research (Mead Johnson). Aspen, CO, Aug. 30 – Sept. 1,1998.
Invited Speaker: “The history of the Perinatal Research Society and the benefits of membership.” Perinatal Research
Society, Park City, Utah, September 26-28, 1998.
Invited Speaker: “Feeding challenges in the ELBW infant: how aggressive should we be.” Neonatal Nursing
Conference, Schumpert Health System and Willis Knighton Health System, Shreveport, Louisiana. October
22, 1998.
Invited Speaker: “Aggressive feeding of the ELBW infants.” Lousiana State University Medical Center. October 22,
1998.
Invited Speaker and Conference Participant: “Prenatal and postnatal growth.” 5 th International Study Group on Fetal
Origins of Adult Diseases. Vancouver, B.C., Canada, October 31-Nov. 3, 1998.
Invited Speaker and Professor: “Parenteral nutrition—micronutrient, water, and electrolyte support;” “Parenteral
nutrition,” “Metabolic dysfunctions—hypo- and hyperglycemia,” “Nutrition—prevention of brain damage.” 16th
Brazilian Congress of Perinatology. Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, November 21-26, 1998.
Invited Participant, NICHD Planning Committee, Fetal Origins of Adult Disease. Bethesda, MD, January 14, 1999.
Invited Speaker, “Review of Fetal Growth, Endocrinology of Fetal Growth, and Growth Promoters: Causes and
Effects.” Workshop on Early Life Exposures and Risk of Breast Cancer. Sponsored by the Etiology Working
Group of the National Action Plan on Breast Cancer, and the National Cancer Institute, NIH. Chantilly, VA,
Jan 20-21, 1999.
Invited Speaker, “Fetal origins of adult disease.” The Nutrition Center, UCHSC, Feb 18 1999.
Invited Speaker, “Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia.” Poudre Valley Hospital, Ft. Collins, CO, Apr 21, 1999.
Invited Speaker, “Intravenous and minimal enteral feeding.” Poudre Valley Hospital, Ft. Collins, CO, May 23, 1999.
Director, International Fetal Physiology Symposium, June 26-30, 1999, Aspen, Colorado.
Invited speaker, “Placental-fetal glucose exchange.” International Fetal Physiology Symposium, June 26-30, 1999,
Aspen, Colorado.
Faculty, 11th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application”; Chair, Mock Study Section; Co-Chair, Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO, Aug. 25-28,
1999.
Faculty, Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research (Mead Johnson Nutritionals). Aspen, CO, August 29-31, 1999.
Invited Speaker and Participant, “Determinants of Fetal Growth,” NICHD Workshop on Fetal Origins of Adult
Disease. Bethesda, MD, September 2-3, 1999.
Invited Speaker and Participant, “Role of the placenta in fetal origins of adult disease.” Symposium on Fetal Origins
of Adult Cardiovascular Disease: New Directions. Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA, Nov. 1-2, 1999.
Invited Speaker and Participant, “Protein/amino acids in the sheep fetus.” NICHD Workshop on Protein and Nitrogen
Metabolism/Accretion in Very Low Birth Weight Infants. MetroHealth Medical Center/Case Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, OH, November 18-19, 1999.
Invited Consultant and International Partners Plenary Panel Member, National Fetal-Neonatal Research Consortium
Workshop, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, January 14-16, 2000, Banff, Canada.
Visiting Professor, Mercy Children’s Hospital, St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio. Grand Rounds:
“Feeding the Preterm Infant in and out of the Hospital.” Lecture: “Aggressive nutrition of the preterm infant.
Feb. 23, 2000.
Invited Lecturer, Genesis Medical Center, Davenport, IA. Lecture: “Advances in Pulse Oximetry.” Grand Rounds:
“Hypoglycemia in the newborn infant.” April 24-25, 2000.
Invited Speaker, “Why neonates’ Hearts don’t work so well.” Perinatal Regulation of the Cardiovascular System,
FASEB Summer Research Conference, Copper Mountain, CO, June 4-9, 2000.
Invited Speaker, American Diabetes Association Annual Meeting; Symposium on The Diabetic Intrauterine
Environment – A Lifelong Legacy. “The Diabetic Intrauterine Environment: Effects on Growth and
Development.” San Antonio, TX, June 9, 2000.
Invited Speaker, 3rd World Congress on Pediatric Intensive Care. “New Developments in Neonatal Nutrition.”
“Adverse Effects of Nutrients on Physiological Response.” Montreal, Canada, June 25-29, 2000.
Co-Director, 12th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal-Reproductive Medicine. Aspen, CO,
August 23-26, 2000.
Faculty, 12th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application”; Chair of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO, August 23-26,
2000.
Faculty, Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research (Mead Johnson Nutritionals). Aspen, CO, August 26-28, 2000.
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Invited Speaker, “Regulation of Fetal Growth,” and Co-Chair of Session on Fetal Growth, IX International Congress
of Auxology, Turin, Italy, September 3-6, 2000.
Invited Speaker, “Nutrient Requirements in ELBW/VLBW Infants.” Neonatology, The Cutting Edge, Ninth Annual
Regional Fall Conference, Ross Products Division, Abbott Laboratories, Ypsilanti, Michigan, September 2122, 2000.
Invited Speaker: 1. “Lessons from the fetus for nutrition of the preterm infant.” 2. “Hormones and growth factors—is
there a role in neonatal nutrition?” 3. “Conditionally essential nutrients for neonates.” Neonatology
2000—Challenges for the New Century. University of Miami, Key Biscayne, FL, November 9-11, 2000.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal and placental glucose and amino acid exchange and metabolism.” Department of Pediatrics,
UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, November 16, 2000.
Invited Faculty and Speaker: 1. “Placental-fetal nutrient exchange.” 2. “Fetal nutrition and metabolism.” Mead
Johnson Symposium in Perinatal and Developmental Medicine: “Perinatal Growth and Nutrition.” Marco
Island, FL, November 30-December 3, 2000.
Invited Participant and Speaker: 1. “Placental-fetal glucose exchange.” 2. “Neonatal hyperglycemia.” NICHD
Workshop on Carbohydrate Metabolism. Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, Dec. 11-12, 2000.
Invited Session Chair and Convener, “Programming and the Placenta,” First World Congress of Fetal Origins of
Adult Disease, Mumbai, India, February 2-4, 2001.
Visiting Professor, Grand Rounds Presentation, “Determinants and variations of fetal growth,” and Neonatal
Lecture Series, “Hypoglycemia.” Children’s Hospital, Department of Pediatrics, University of Washington
Medical Center, Seattle, WA, February 22-23, 2001.
Participant and Steering Committee Member, Federation of Pediatric Organizations’ Subspecialty Forum, San
Diego, CA, March 12-13, 2001.
Invited Speaker, Council of Science Editors annual meeting. “The Culture of a [new] journal: building it, sustaining it,
changing it.” Washington DC, May 8, 2001.
Invited Speaker, Women’s Reproductive Health Research Scholars Program, Department of Obstetrics and
Gynecology, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, “Regulation of Fetal Growth,” Cincinnati, OH,
June 1, 2001.
Co-Director, 13th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal-Reproductive Medicine. Aspen, CO,
August 22-25, 2001.
Faculty, 13th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application”; Chair of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO, August 22-25,
2001.
Faculty, Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research, Mead Johnson Nutritionals, Aspen, Colorado, August 25-26,
2001.
Invited Speaker, Perinatal Research Society Annual Meeting, “The history of the Perinatal Research Society,”
Mont Tremblant, Quebec, Canada, September 14-16, 2001. Not presented; meeting cancelled due to
terrorist attack on New York City and Washington DC, September 11, 2001.
Invited Co-Chair, Workshop on Genetic Determinants of Fetal Growth, International Federation of Placental
Associations Meeting, Sorrento, Italy, September 19-23, 2001. Not attended due to terrorist attack on
New York City and Washington DC, September 11, 2001.
Invited Co-Chair, Poster Session on Diabetes in Pregnancy, International Federation of Placental Associations
Meeting, Sorrento, Italy, September 19-23, 2001. Not attended due to terrorist attack on New York City and
Washington DC, September 11, 2001.
Invited Speaker, “Comparative biology of fetal adipose tissue development. 3 rd NIH/NICHD Workshop on Infant
and Neonatal Nutrition: Fat metabolism in fetal and neonatal nutrition. CNRU, Baylor College of Medicine,
Houston, Texas, January 8-9, 2002.
Molly Towell Invited Lecture, “Fetal and placental adaptation to intrauterine growth restriction.” 10 th Annual Western
Perinatal Research Meeting, The Banff Centre, Banff, Alberta, Canada, February 14-17, 2002.
Invited Lecturer, “Regulation of fetal growth and intrauterine growth restriction.” Cardiovascular Pulmonary Lab
lecture series, UCHSC, April 10, 2002.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal Nutrition and how Understanding It helps us improve Nutrition of Premature Infants”;
“Intravenous Nutrition in the Preterm Infant: what, when, how much”; “Mechanisms of Nutritional
Programming: how Neonatal Nutrition affects long-term Growth and Development of the Premature
Infant”; IPOKRaTES Clinical Seminar, Curriculum of Excellence in Neonatology: Nutrition, Metabolism
and Gastro-Intestinal Tract. Lecco. Italy, June 3 - 6, 2002.
Invited Faculty, “Intrauterine growth restriction: causes and consequences;” “Neonatal hypoglycemia;” “Postbirth and post-discharge feeding of the preterm infant;” “Applications of pulse oximetry in neonatal
medicine.” 27th Annual Bill Young Perinatal Conference, Medford, Oregon, July 25-26, 2002.
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Co-Director, 14th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal-Reproductive Medicine. Aspen, CO,
August 21-24, 2002.
Faculty, 14th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application;” Chair of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO, August 21-24,
2002.
Faculty, 31st Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research, Mead Johnson Nutritionals, Aspen, Colorado, August 24-26,
2002.
Invited Honorary Lecture, “The History of the Perinatal Research Society.” Perinatal Research Society Annual
Meeting, San Jose, CA, September 20-22, 2002.
Invited Speaker, “Physiology of oxygen transport in the newborn;” “Oxygen monitoring and delivery.” 14 th Annual High
Frequency Ventilation and Advances in Neonatal-Perinatal Care Conference, Neonatology Associates, Ltd.
Phoenix, AZ. November 7-8, 2002.
Invited Speaker, “Feeding of very low birth weight infants – practical and nutritional considerations.” Abbott
International 2002 Korean Symposium. Seoul, Korea. November 13-18, 2002.
Session Chair, Fetal Origins of Adult Disease. NIDDK meeting on Exercise and Nutrition in Obesity. Washington, DC,
December 8-10, 2002.
Invited Speaker, “Nutrient-gene interactions,” Session on “Food, Genomics and Human Genetics.” International Life
Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Miami, FL. January 2-21, 2003.
Invited Speaker, “Impact of metabolic, renal, and pulmonary immaturity on delivery of nutrients to low birth weight
infants.” Session on Research Issues for Preterm Infant Nutrition. Sponsored by the American Society for
Nutritional Sciences and the Life Sciences Research Office. Experimental Biology, San Diego, CA, April 10,
2003.
Invited Speaker, “Developmental aspects of intrauterine growth restriction.” Basic Science Division, Department of
Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO, May 12, 2003.
Visiting Professor and Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition—Guide to more aggressive nutrition of the preterm infant.”
Department of Pediatrics, Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA, May 13-15, 2003.
Donald V. Eitzman Visiting Professor and Lecturer. Grand Rounds—“Fetal Nutrition as a Guide to Aggressive
Nutrition of the Preterm Infant;” Resident/Fellow Lecture—“Hypoglycemia in the Newborn.” Division of
Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, May 15-16, 2003.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition and how understanding it helps us improve nutrition of premature infants”;
“Intravenous nutrition in the preterm infant: what, when, how much”; “Mechanisms of nutritional
programming: how Neonatal Nutrition affects long-term Growth and Development of the Premature
Infant”; IPOKRaTES Clinical Seminar, Curriculum of Excellence in Neonatology: Nutrition, Metabolism
and Gastro-Intestinal Tract. Rio de Janeiro, June 1-4, 2003.
Invited Speaker, “Developmental aspects of fetal metabolism.” Symposium on “Physiological Development of the
Fetus,” The Physiological Society (United Kingdom), in association with the 2nd International Congress on
Fetal Origins of Adult Disease, Brighton, UK, June 7, 2003.
Invited Lecturer and Visiting Professor, “Fetal Nutrition as a Guide to Nutrition of the Preterm Human Infant.
Department of Pediatrics and the Heart Research Center, Oregon Health Sciences University, Departments
of Physiology (Heart Research Center) and Pediatrics, Portland, Oregon, July 7-8, 2003.
Visiting Professor, Section of Neonatology and The Children’s Nutrition Research Center, Department of Pediatrics,
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, July 28-29, 2003.
Co-Director, 15th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal-Reproductive Medicine. Aspen, CO,
August 20-23, 2003.
Faculty, 15th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application;” Chair of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO, August 20-23,
2003.
Faculty, 32nd Aspen Conference on Perinatal Research, Mead Johnson Nutritionals, Aspen, Colorado, August 23-25,
2003.
Invited Lecture to NICHD Young Investigators, “The History of the Perinatal Research Society.” Perinatal Research
Society Annual Meeting, Charleston, SC, September 12-14, 2003.
Invited Professor and Lecturer, “Fetal growth: regulation and disorders,” “Advances in enteral and parenteral nutrition
in neonates,” “Metabolism and nutrition in the premature newborn.” Biannual Conference on Neonatology—
“Nutrition, Metabolism, and Stress in the Neonate,” National Institute of Perinatology, Mexico City, Mexico,
September 17-19, 2003.
Scientific Session Co-Chair, Physiology and Metabolism, 9th Meeting of the International Federation of Placenta
Associations and 10th Conference of the European Placenta Group, Mainz, Germany, September 24-27,
2003.
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Invited Speaker, “Nutritional requirements of the VLBW infant;” “Intravenous nutrition of the newborn infant.” 27 th
Annual Perinatal Symposium, Advocate Christ Medical Center and Advocate Hope Children’s Hospital, Oak Lawn,
Illinois, November 5-6, 2003.
Invited Speaker, “Nutritional requirements of the VLBW infant;” “Intravenous nutrition of the newborn infant.” Mother
& Newborn, Present and Future, Mother-Foetal and Neonatal Nutritional Issues, Universitá degli Studi de
Milano and Istituti Clinici di Perfezionamento, Milan, Italy, December 11-12, 2003.
NIH-Invited Speaker and Workshop Participant, “Basic and Translational Research in Fetal and Neonatal Nutrition,”
NICHD-AAP Workshop on Research in Neonatology, Bethesda, MD, January 11-12, 2004.
NIH-Invited Speaker and Workshop Participant, “Nutrition, Metabolism, and Gut Development,” NICHD Workshop on
the Border of Viability, Bolger Center, Potomac, MD, March 4-5, 2004.
Workshop Speaker, “How to write a grant.” UCHSC Dept. of Pediatrics Junior Faculty Retreat, Denver, CO, April 26,
2004.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition: application to postnatal nutrition (emphasis on macronutrients)”; “Strategies for
introduction of intravenous nutrition in the preterm infant”; Acute and chronic lung disease and nutritional
issues”; “Fetal programming”; IPOKRaTES Clinical Seminar, Curriculum of Excellence in Neonatology.
Nutrition: Scientific Basis, Nutritional Strategies, Nutrition and Disease. Maribor, Slovenia, May 13-15, 2004.
Invited Lecturer, “Fetal nutrition: application to postnatal nutrition (emphasis on macronutrients)”; “Strategies for
introduction of intravenous nutrition in the preterm infant”; Acute and chronic lung disease and nutritional
issues”; “Fetal programming”; IPOKRaTES Clinical Seminar, Curriculum of Excellence in Neonatology.
Nutrition: Scientific Basis, Nutritional Strategies, Nutrition and Disease. Riga, Latvia, June 5-9, 2004.
Conference Co-Chair, FASEB Summer Research Conference, Molecular and Cellular Signaling in the Perinatal
Cardiovascular System, Tucson, AZ, August 14-19, 2004.
Invited Speaker, “What important changes from the fetal to newborn period are most important to study; basic biology
and the clinical impact of fetal origins and programming into the newborn period?” FASEB Summer
Research Conference, Molecular and Cellular Signaling in the Perinatal Cardiovascular System, Tucson, AZ,
August 14-19, 2004.
Co-Director, 16th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal-Reproductive Medicine. Aspen, CO,
August 25-28, 2004.
Faculty, 16th NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Reproductive Medicine. “Preparing an NIH Grant
Application;” Chair of Mock Study Section; Co-Chair of Clinical Trials Workshop. Aspen, CO, August 25-28,
2004.
Co-Chair and Introductory Lecturer (“Maternal Fetal Nutrient Signaling”), Plenary Session 4: Maternal-Fetal
Signaling, Placental Association of the Americas Meeting with the 10 th International Federation of Placental
Associations Meeting, Asilomar, CA, Sept. 25-29, 2004.
Invited Lecture to NICHD Young Investigators, “The History of the Perinatal Research Society.” Perinatal Research
Society Annual Meeting, Banff, British Columbia, Canada, October 1-3, 2004.
Invited Lecturer, “Nutritional requirements of preterm infants; a perspective based on fetal data.” Stanford University
School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Palo Alto, CA, November 2-3, 2004.
Invited Keynote Speaker, “An academic career in pediatric academic medicine: it’s a wonderful life.” Canadian Child
Health Clinician Scientist Program annual meeting, Montreal, Canada, Nov. 5-7, 2004.
Invited Speaker: “Nutritional requirements for preterm infants;” “Hypoglycemia in neonates: history, myths, and what
is the state of the art.;” “Fetal and neonatal nutritional-metabolic programming and later life diseases.” 28th
Annual International Conference University of Miami Division of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics,
Neonatology 2004, Key Biscayne, Florida, November 10-13, 2004.
Invited Speaker: “Aggressive IV nutrition of ELBW/VLBW infants;” “Hypoglycemia in neonates: history, myths, and
what is the state of the art.” XVIII Brazilian Congress of Perinatology, Sao Paulo, Brazil, November13-16,
2004.
Invited Speaker: “A career studying nutritional requirements for ELBW-VLBW infants: a perspective based on fetal
data.” 17th Annual Seminar, “Medicine and Science in a Changing World,” Colorado-Wyoming Junior
Academy of Science, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO, November 9, 2004.