Days: Wednesday, June 22nd Thursday, June 23rd Friday, June 24th Saturday, June 25th Sunday, June 26th
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08:00 | Changing UK guidance and practice around maternal-infant sleep—did an evolutionary perspective help? ( abstract ) |
09:00 | Sleep duration, quality and timing in a non-electric population in Madagascar ( abstract ) |
09:15 | Sleep patterns in breastfeeding women in a non-industrialized natural fertility population: Is there mother-infant conflict? ( abstract ) |
09:30 | Does the tradeoff with short sleep explain vulnerability to Alzheimer’s disease? ( abstract ) |
09:45 | Tsimane hunter-horticulturalists sleeping in more exposed sleeping sites have more sleep interruptions and lower sleep efficiency ( abstract ) |
09:00 | Political influence associates with cortisol and health among egalitarian forager-farmers ( abstract ) |
09:15 | A longitudinal study of the effects of stress and urbanization on blood pressure in Africa ( abstract ) |
09:30 | “Stress is the spice of life”: an evolutionary perspective on the human stress response. ( abstract ) |
09:45 | Baseline inflammation predicts higher disgust sensitivity but stronger inflammation in response to disease cues predicts lower disgust sensitivity: insights into evolved disease avoidance mechanisms from IL-6 levels ( abstract ) |
Coffee and snacks will be provided.
10:30 | Self-harm with non-specific stressors to preferentially harm the pathogens within ( abstract ) |
10:45 | Precision Medicine and Evolutionary Medicine ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Population genetic insight to the study of human height ( abstract ) |
11:15 | Evolution of evolution: changing of human adaptation reaction from the Bronze Age to the modern time ( abstract ) |
10:30 | Explaining the hedonic treadmill: opportunity costs and the evolution of mood ( abstract ) |
10:45 | Testing the adaptive significance of postpartum depressive symptoms in a prospective longitudinal cohort ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Epigenetic Epidemiology of Epiphenomena: Applying Tinbergen’s Four Questions to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder ( abstract ) |
11:15 | The 4th Trimester: Evolutionary Medicine as a Framework to Improve Clinical Support for New Families ( abstract ) |
All posters and presenters will available during this session.
This lunch will be provided.
13:30 | Human Evolution 201: Our early life microbial metagenome guides developmental phenotypes ( abstract ) |
14:30 | A Perspective on the Role of Somatic Cell Evolution in Human Health and Disease ( abstract ) |
14:45 | B Cell Lineage Immunogen Design for HIV-1 Vaccine Development. ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Targeting the convergent evolution of resistance to targeted therapies ( abstract ) |
15:15 | Chromothriptic Cure of WHIM Syndrome ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Conflict and cooperation between host and gut microbiota: Implications for nutrition and human health ( abstract ) |
14:45 | Two Minutes, Twice a Day: Evolutionary Dynamics of Oral Flora Manipulation in Humans ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Host genetic variation influences skin microbe composition ( abstract ) |
A-K Last name of the submitting authors should stand by posters.
16:00 | Immune Function in Amazonian Horticulturalists ( abstract ) |
16:15 | Royal decree: gene expression in transgenerationally immune primed bumblebee workers mimics a primary immune response ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Disentangling immune protection and damage: a lesson from studies on KO models ( abstract ) |
16:45 | Rapid evolution of the Siglec Immune Receptor Family in Primates ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Comparison of MHC class I polymorphism in wild populations of chimpanzee and bonobo ( abstract ) |
17:15 | Human parasitism in a comparative context: are humans over- or under-parasitized? ( abstract ) |
16:00 | Women’s reproductive ecology and the most effective breast cancer prevention strategies ( abstract ) |
16:15 | How evolutionary biology can inform the risks and benefits of testosterone supplementation in healthy men ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Liquid Gold Standards: Complexities of Breast Milk and Implications for Precision Medicine ( abstract ) |
16:45 | Clinical implications for normal variation in female reproductive physiology ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Developmental plasticity of human reproductive function and its implications for epidemiological and demographic trends: an evolutionary viewpoint ( abstract ) |
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08:00 | Evolutionary Medicine and the Media: Engaging Stories and Tricky Concepts ( abstract ) |
09:00 | Population history and patterns of sex-biased evolution ( abstract ) |
09:15 | Exploring evolutionary causes of differential susceptibility to acute mountain sickness in Nepali populations from the Gaurishankar Area ( abstract ) |
09:30 | Evolution of homeostatic mechanisms, cryptic genetic variation, and predisposition to disease ( abstract ) |
09:45 | A deep sequencing tool for detecting drug resistance in polyclonal malaria infections ( abstract ) |
10:00 | Identifying genomic loci involved epithelial cancer using comparative genomics ( abstract ) |
09:00 | Cumulative early life adversity predicts longevity in wild baboons ( abstract ) |
09:15 | Comparative genomics of innate immune responses to infection in primates ( abstract ) |
09:30 | Understanding how evolution has shaped disease susceptibility in the Ugandan red colobus monkey (Procolobus rufomitratus tephrosceles) ( abstract ) |
09:45 | The genomic signature of social adversity in rhesus macaques ( abstract ) |
10:00 | Using the gut microbiota to understand primate ecology and evolution ( abstract ) |
Coffee and snacks will be provided.
10:30 | An eco-immunological approach for cancer: a new role for infectious diseases? ( abstract ) |
10:45 | Cooperation and conflict beyond the womb: Fetal microchimerism and maternal health ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Coevolution of the highly complex HLA and KIR gene families impacts human immunity and reproduction. ( abstract ) |
11:15 | Diagnosing Taenia serialis in wild geladas: Novel use of adapted urine Ag-ELISA for assessing wildlife health. ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Evolutionary Developmental Pathology and Anthropology: a new field linking development, comparative anatomy, human evolution, morphological variations and defects, and medicine ( abstract ) |
11:45 | Evidence for Applications of Evolutionary Biology Across Health Care Disciplines ( abstract ) |
10:30 | Population and evolutionary genomics of prostate cancer-associated variants: implications for health disparities in men of African descent ( abstract ) |
10:45 | Balancing the risk: APOL1 variants, African sleeping sickness and chronic kidney disease ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Seeking Rare Variants in Diverse Populations for Precision Medicine: NPHS2 V260E homozygosity is a frequent cause of sporadic steroid resistant nephrotic syndrome in Black South African children ( abstract ) |
11:15 | Pleiotropic effects of immune responses explain variation in the prevalence of fibroproliferative diseases ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Diet, Environment, and Parasites: Factors Shaping Rural African Gut Microbiomes ( abstract ) |
11:45 | The impact of ancestry and subsistence practice on cardiovascular and anthropometric traits in sub-Saharan Africans ( abstract ) |
13:30 | Comparative Oncology and the Search for Better Cancer Therapeutics ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Identifying the intrinsic and extrinsic risks of cancer. ( abstract ) |
14:45 | What to do with cellular cheaters? The cheater detection problem in multicellularity and cancer susceptibility ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Cancer Selection Intensity using Model-Averaged Clustering ( abstract ) |
15:15 | Cure by Control: Evolutionary approaches to cancer therapy and prevention ( abstract ) |
15:30 | Agent-based simulation of somatic evolution: Modeling the progression of Barrett’s esophagus to Esophageal adenocarcinoma ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Evolving humans health: Insights from the paleopathological record ( abstract ) |
14:45 | Evolutionary perspectives of rheumatologic disease ( abstract ) |
15:00 | A medical perspective to study syphilis in human remains ( abstract ) |
15:15 | Low back pain as a trade-off to efficient walking: A new perspective on connecting evolutionary medicine with public health ( abstract ) |
15:30 | Osteoarthritis and Human Evolution ( abstract ) |
L-Z Last name of the submitting authors should stand by posters.
16:15 | Clinical management of resistance evolution: A case study ( abstract ) |
16:30 | When evidence-based medicine is evolutionary medicine. ( abstract ) |
16:45 | Evolution in the Clinic ( abstract ) |
17:00 | What evolution can teach us about cancer ( abstract ) |
17:15 | Exploring Clinical Applications of an Evolutionary Biology Perspective in Nursing ( abstract ) |
16:15 | ApoE alleles in the evolution of human brain aging ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Childhood food allergies: an evolutionary mismatch hypothesis ( abstract ) |
16:45 | Understanding health behaviors and outcomes in a life history framework ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Protective impact of ApoE4 on cognitive performance of older adult Tsimane forager-horticulturalists. ( abstract ) |
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08:00 | Why do immune systems harm their bearers? The evolutionary biology of "friendly fire" ( abstract ) |
09:00 | The Pathomechanics of Degenerative Joint Disease: An Evolutionary, Comparative, and Functional Approach ( abstract ) |
09:15 | Animal Models, Evolution and Drug Development ( abstract ) |
09:30 | Cancer in Animals: Impacts of Selective Breeding, Husbandry and Domestic Environments ( abstract ) |
09:45 | Cross-Disciplinary Efforts to Understand, Treat and Prevent Ape Heart Disease, through the Great Ape Heart Project ( abstract ) |
09:00 | Cavefish as a natural model for insulin resistance and fatty liver disease ( abstract ) |
09:15 | Nephron maladaptation and progression of kidney disease: a new paradigm is needed ( abstract ) |
09:30 | Primate iPSCs provide insights into the evolution of human metabolic traits ( abstract ) |
09:45 | Oxidative Stress and Facultative Adjustment of Energy Allocation ( abstract ) |
Coffee and snacks will be provided.
10:30 | A Fiery Forge: The Industrial Revolution, Recent Human Evolution and the Global Burden of Non-Communicable Disease ( abstract ) |
10:45 | Why mammal meat is bad for humans (and humans only) ( abstract ) |
13:30 | Smart genes: evolution as a driver for emerging infectious diseases ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Adaptive immunity increases the pace and predictability of evolutionary change in commensal gut bacteria ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Adaptive decision-making systems with limited information may cause ill health ( abstract ) |
Coffee and snacks will be provided.
15:45 | Hemoglobin concentration and reproductive success of Tibetan highlanders ( abstract ) |
16:00 | Is it Time to Re-evaluate the Mismatch Concept? ( abstract ) |
16:15 | Eco-evolutionary dynamics and natural selection on health-related traits in humans ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Cancer in an Indigenous Native South American Population: Initial insights into the natural history of cancer in traditional subsistence populations. ( abstract ) |
15:45 | Does Nanoparticle shape impact the evolution of resistance? ( abstract ) |
16:00 | The role of deleterious mutations in shaping influenza’s antigenic evolution in humans ( abstract ) |
16:15 | On the use of a chemotherapeutic agent when resistance to it threatens the patient ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Evolutionary dynamics of drug resistance evolution in RT-SHIV through space and time ( abstract ) |
16:45 | Cure and superinfection of infected cells facilitate extremely rapid HCV resistance development to an direct-acting antiviral ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Does specific immunity structure the Plasmodium falciparum population into strains from the perspective of the major blood antigen PfEMP1? ( abstract ) |
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Meet in the Marriott hotel lobby at 8:50am.
Meet in the Marriott hotel lobby at 11:20am.