National Birth Defects Prevention Network

National Birth Defects Prevention Network The National Birth Defects Prevention Network (NBDPN) is a group of individuals involved in birth defects surveillance, research, and prevention.

This Wishbone Day (May 6), NBDPN joins the Brittle Bone Society in raising awareness of Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI)—a c...
05/06/2026

This Wishbone Day (May 6), NBDPN joins the Brittle Bone Society in raising awareness of Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI)—a condition that is more than just fragile bones. By promoting understanding, early diagnosis, and support, we can help improve the lives of individuals and families affected by OI.

This Osteogenesis Imperfecta Awareness Week, NBDPN is committed to raising awareness of this rare genetic condition and ...
05/05/2026

This Osteogenesis Imperfecta Awareness Week, NBDPN is committed to raising awareness of this rare genetic condition and supporting efforts that promote early diagnosis, care, and resources for affected individuals and families. Together, we can help build stronger, more informed communities.

This Health Vision Month, NBDPN is committed to advancing early detection and equitable access to vision care for all co...
05/05/2026

This Health Vision Month, NBDPN is committed to advancing early detection and equitable access to vision care for all communities. Healthy vision starts early—and together, we can help every child see a brighter future.

This Women’s Health and Prenatal Care Month, NBDPN is committed to supporting access to quality care before, during, and...
05/04/2026

This Women’s Health and Prenatal Care Month, NBDPN is committed to supporting access to quality care before, during, and after pregnancy. By promoting early and consistent prenatal care, we can help improve outcomes for mothers and babies in every community.

April 25 marks National DNA Day, recognizing key milestones in genetics and celebrating ongoing progress in genomics res...
04/25/2026

April 25 marks National DNA Day, recognizing key milestones in genetics and celebrating ongoing progress in genomics research. NBDPN supports efforts that expand our understanding of genetic contributions to birth defects and improve access to accurate screening, diagnosis, and education for families.
Join us in honoring National DNA Day.

April is National Minority Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize longstanding health disparities affecting minorit...
04/22/2026

April is National Minority Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize longstanding health disparities affecting minority communities and to support solutions that promote equitable access to quality care. NBDPN is committed to raising awareness, empowering communities, and improving health outcomes for all families.

April 19 is Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) Awareness Day, a time to raise awareness about this life‑threatening b...
04/19/2026

April 19 is Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) Awareness Day, a time to raise awareness about this life‑threatening birth defect that affects the development of a baby’s diaphragm and lungs. NBDPN stands with families, providers, and advocates working to increase understanding, improve care, and support long‑term health outcomes.
Together, we can bring greater visibility to CDH

April marks National Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of awareness, prevention...
04/17/2026

April marks National Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of awareness, prevention, and comprehensive care for individuals living with limb loss or limb differences. NBDPN supports initiatives that improve education, early detection, and access to specialized services for affected families.
Join us in recognizing this important observance.

April marks STD Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about sexually transmitted diseases and encourage prevention ...
04/14/2026

April marks STD Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about sexually transmitted diseases and encourage prevention through testing, treatment, and education. NBDPN supports efforts to ensure all communities have access to accurate information and quality care.
Let’s work together to promote sexual health and well‑being - because protecting your health protects your future family, too.

Registration is now open! 🖥️ Join us on April 22nd for a webinar presented by Nicole Lindsey, MPH, highlighting the 2025...
04/13/2026

Registration is now open! 🖥️

Join us on April 22nd for a webinar presented by Nicole Lindsey, MPH, highlighting the 2025 NBDPN Surveillance Data Report and national estimates for selected birth defects.

We’ll cover key methods, results, and notable changes from previous years. The presentation will be recorded and available on the NBDPN members’ website (Q&A will not be recorded).

Register now: nbdpn.org
or directly: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nyYSIU-1SB2aW-JVLSiKrw

Black Maternal Health Week (April 11–17) brings attention to the significant disparities affecting Black maternal and in...
04/11/2026

Black Maternal Health Week (April 11–17) brings attention to the significant disparities affecting Black maternal and infant health. NBDPN supports initiatives that expand access to quality care, strengthen awareness, and promote equitable outcomes for Black mothers and families.
Join us in advancing meaningful change.

April marks World Autism Month, highlighting the importance of awareness, early identification, and inclusive support fo...
04/08/2026

April marks World Autism Month, highlighting the importance of awareness, early identification, and inclusive support for autistic individuals and their families. NBDPN supports efforts that expand access to services, improve understanding, and promote meaningful inclusion. Join us in recognizing World Autism Month.

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