Society for Pediatric and Perinatal Epidemiologic Research

The Society for Pediatric and Perinatal Epidemiologic Research (SPER) is an association of people from a wide assortment of orders who share a typical interest: the study of disease transmission of pregnancy, early stages and adolescence. The target of the Society is to cultivate pediatric and perinatal epidemiologic examination. This examination incorporates the investigation of any elements that impact maternal wellbeing and the wellbeing and improvement of youngsters, from their origination through their youth. The Society was framed in 1988, and holds a yearly meeting every June, instantly going before the meeting of the Society for Epidemiologic Research (SER). The work introduced at SPER's yearly meeting speaks to the bleeding edge of examination in pediatric and perinatal the study of disease transmission. 

The Society for Pediatric and Perinatal Epidemiologic Research is an association of people from a wide assortment of controls who share a typical interest: the study of disease transmission of pregnancy, early stages and adolescence. The Society was shaped in 1988, and holds a yearly meeting every June, promptly going before the meeting of the Society for Epidemiologic Research (SER). The work introduced at SPER's yearly meeting speaks to the bleeding edge of examination in pediatric and perinatal the study of disease transmission. 

The goal of the Society is to encourage pediatric and perinatal epidemiologic examination. This examination incorporates the investigation of any components that impact maternal wellbeing and the wellbeing and improvement of kids, from their origination through their youth. SPER's honors respect and perceive individuals who epitomize exceptional administration or commitments to the field of pediatric and perinatal epidemiologic examination. The honors are granted every year amid SPER's yearly meeting.