Why we exist
Children and youth are not simply smaller adults. Their nervous systems are developing, their clinical needs are diverse, and their care requires thoughtful adaptation of evidence, devices, dosing, consent, monitoring, and long-term follow-up.
INFANCY provides a shared home for the people working to answer these questions and translate responsible progress into better care.
From consortium to society
The organization began with a research-consortium concept focused on building pediatric evidence. Its mandate expanded because the field needs more than research alone. Education, clinical implementation, professional standards, public understanding, technology, advocacy, reimbursement, and international collaboration must advance together.
Who belongs
Clinical & scientific community
Clinicians, scientists, engineers, methodologists, educators, ethicists, regulators, and health-system leaders.
Families & advocates
Families, caregivers, youth representatives where appropriate, advocates, and community partners.
Global collaborators
Trainees, payers, funders, public agencies, professional societies, and responsible industry partners.
Help build the field
Join the founding network and help create a safer, stronger, and more equitable future for pediatric neuromodulation.