Program for Thursday, August 15th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH: TALK VIEW

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08:30-09:30

How evolutionary biology can frame a unified theory for understanding human mental illness

Bernard Crespi

10:00-10:20

Increased risk of digestive and genitourinary diseases but decreased risk of inflammatory bowel disease after childhood appendectomy: findings from a nationwide registry

Sean Byars, Steve Stearns, Koos Boomsma

10:20-10:40

The Role of the UN Oil for Food Program in the Pathway between Fetal Malnutrition and Poor Adult Health among Iraqi

Anna Grace Tribble

10:40-11:00

Developmental Origins of Health and Disease and Population Differences in Postnatal Growth Rates Among Premature Infants: Implications for Lifelong

Amara Finch

11:00-11:20

It's Better to Give than to Receive--Unless You're Young

Paul Turke

11:20-11:40

Childhood Development and Epigenetic Effects on Reproductive Function

G. Bentley, B. Bar-Sade, R. Stöger, K. Begum, R. Emes, O. Eden, P. Melamed

11:40-12:00

Prenatal PTSD is predicted by the interaction of hair cortisol, early life adversity, and current stress: implications for fetal

Luisa Rivera, Erik Ringen, Angela Narayan, William Harris, Alicia Lieberman

10:00-10:20

The Origins of Megakaryocytes, Platelets and Eutherian Placentation are Linked

John Martin, Gunter Wagner

10:20-10:40

Novel genomic architectures for clinical traits evolved during the Beringian Standstill

Sara Niedbalski

10:40-11:00

The Magic Mountain? Adaptations to altitude and susceptibility to Tuberculosis in Nepal and Tibet

Stephen Corbett, Jin-Gun Cho, Evan Ullbricht

11:00-11:20

Adjustable defense response thresholds are inherently vulnerable to positive feedback dysregulation

Randolph Nesse

11:20-11:40

Fish consumption is associated with school performance in children in a non-linear fashion: results from the German cohort study

A. Lehner, K. Staub, L. Aldakak, P. Eppenberger, F. Rühli, R. Martin, N. Bender

11:40-12:00

The Fat of the Land: Is dietary fat a signal of environmental quality? Results from cross-populational studies of ovarian steroid

Virginia J. Vitzthum

10:00-10:20

Microbiome as a Trojan Horse – how risky microbiomes influence brain and behavior

Joe Alcock

10:20-10:40

Kombucha and the immune system: Implications for psychology and behavior

Jeffrey Gassen, Sarah Hill

10:40-11:00

What Lies Beneath: Microbiome-Gut-Brain Axis Dysregulation in Stress-related Disorders

Gerard Clarke

11:00-11:20

Symbiotic microbiota and Alzheimer's Disease

Molly Fox, Delaney Knorr, Kacey Haptonstall

11:20-11:40

Metabolic contributions of the gut microbiome to the brain

Elizabeth Mallott, Katherine Amato

13:00

A Retrospective Chart Review of Emergent Antibiotic Use

J. Mcnary, M. Blyth, A. DeCano, F. Schubert, A. Ranson, J. Carey

13:00

The Evolution of the Shoulder as a Functional Trait Complex with the Skull and Vertebrae

Benjamin Auerbach, Elizabeth Agosto

13:00

Intergenerational influences on breastfeeding behaviour in Perth, Western Australia

Shantha Karthigesu, David Coall, James Chisholm

13:00

Out of balance: evolutionary perspectives on the sex disparity in autoimmune disease

Sarai Keestra, Gul Deniz Salali, Victoria Male

13:00

A novel non-destructive DNA extraction method for historical Ethanol-Fixed samples

Enrique Rayo, Giada Ferrari, Judith Neukamm, Verena Schuenemann

13:00

Choosing to fast rather than feast: Does behavioral immunity, signaling, or performance enhancement explain deliberate fasting in the ethnographic

Caitlyn Placek, Kristen Syme

13:00

‘Evolutionary medicine’ neglects the pre-clinical phase

Carina Polzer, Jacqueline Moltzau Anderson, Florian Horn

13:00

Giraffe Myocardial Hypertrophy as an Evolved Adaptation and Natural Animal Model of Resistance to Diastolic Heart Failure in

Basil Baccouche, Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, Nothirdauthor

13:00

Evolutionary and Comparative Insights Into Atherosclerosis: The Use of Systematic Review to Characterize the Phylogeny of Vulnerability to Atherosclerosis and to Generate Novel Non-Proximate Hypotheses for Atherogenesis and

Devan Peterson, Barbara Natterson-Horowitz

13:00

The hip as the first link in the rotary kinetic chain evolving concurrently with bipedalism.

Neil Isaacs

13:00

Use of Taxonomical and Comparative Analyses to Generate Novel, Testable, and Non-Proximate Hypotheses for

Nicholas Cavanaugh, Barbara Natterson-Horowitz

13:00

Using Museum Wet Specimens to analyze past pathogen genomes

Gülfirde Akgül, Giada Ferrari, Verena Schuenemann

13:00

2,000-year-old pathogen genomes reconstructed from mummies provide insights into the state of health of ancient

Neukamm et.al

13:00

U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) staffer answers questions about how the NIH supports medical

Keith Mintzer

13:00

Expressions of iron-responsive and oxidative stress genes in iron-resistant Escherichia coli

Jian Han, Anuoluwapo Odelade, Joseph Graves

13:00

Towards the understanding of zoonotic events in infectious diseases: Tracing animal reservoirs in

C. Urban, J. Kubacki, J.-M. Hatt, C. Bachofen, V.J. Schuenemann

13:00

An Anthropological and Evolutionary Critique of the Psychiatric Paradigm

Kristen Syme, Edward Hagen

13:00

Necessary pluridisciplinarity in an Evolutionary Medicine Platform: our 10-year experience in Spain

Alvaro Daschner, José-Luis Gómez Pérez, María-José Trujillo Tiebas

13:00

The Phylogeny of Atrial Fibrillation(AF): The Power of Comparative Arrhythmology to Generate Novel Hypotheses on the Origin of Vulnerability to

Danielle Katz, Barbara Natterson-Horowitz

13:30-14:30

African killifishes shed light on the genomic basis of life history trait evolution in vertebrates

Dario Riccardo Valenzano

15:00-15:20

Do shorter lifespans in chimpanzees mean that they age less well than humans?

M.E. Thompson, Z.P. Machanda, A. Rosati, M. Muller, R. Wrangham

15:20-15:40

A putative lactation reactivation syndrome triggered by menopause causing senescent multi-morbidity

Carina C. Kern, Hannah Morley, David Gems

15:40-16:00

Inequalities, double burden of malnutrition and decline in age at menarche in 20th century Mexico: an evolutionary

Nunez de la Mora, Castillo-López, del-Callejo-Canal, Canal-Martinez, Marvan

16:00-16:20

Life history perspective – the necessary tool for understanding energetic supplementation of women

Grazyna Jasienska

16:20-16:40

Wealth, culture, fertility, and bargaining power: assessing competing theories of intimate partner violence in a large cross-national

Erik Ringen, Adrian Jaeggi, Craig Hadley

16:40-17:00

The costs and benefits of grandparental investment for grandparents’ health

Coall, Hilbrand, Marquis, Wenden, Stratton, Gerstorf, Hertwig

15:00-15:20

Evolution of alternative forms of immune memory

J. Kurtz, R. Peuss, K. Ferro, W. Yang, P. Rosenstiel, H. Schulenburg

15:20-15:40

Evidence for parasitism as a cause of mortality in a wild primate

I. Schneider-Crease, R.H. Griffin, M.A. Gomery, T.J. Bergman, J.C. Beehner

15:40-16:00

Evolution of the number of MHC genes: testing the TCR depletion hypothesis

Magdalena Migalska, Alvaro Sebastian, Jacek Radwan

16:00-16:20

Pathogen diversity and generalist human MHC alleles

Mate Manczinger, Csaba Pal

16:20-16:40

To Attack or Not to Attack: the evolution of immune defences and autoimmune diseases under precision

Lafi Aldakak, Matthias Galipaud, Nicole Bender, Hanna Kokko, Frank Rühli

16:40-17:00

How decreased biodiversity impacts the immune system: Approaching “Old Friends” with the cavefish, Astyanax

Robert Peuß

15:00-15:20

Using Research about How People Learn and Effective Pedagogy as Guides for Developing Education Resources for Evolutionary

Jay Labov

15:20-15:40

The need for a learning framework for education about evolution and medicine

Daniel Grunspan, Randolph Nesse, Sara Brownell

15:40-16:00

How to teach evolutionary medicine effectively at European Universities

Michael Poulsen

17:00-18:00 EMPH editorial board meeting

18:00-21:00 Congress Dinner Swiss Fondue

09:30-10:00 Coffee Break

12:00-13:00 Lunch Break

14:30-15:00 Coffee Break