Jamie Lo is a Senior Professor at Oregon Health & Science University specializing in maternal-fetal medicine and reproductive health. Her research integrates obstetrics, gynecology, and developmental biology, with a focus on the impact of prenatal cannabis and tobacco exposure on placental function, offspring neurodevelopment, and epigenetic programming. She also investigates iron metabolism in pregnancy, including the efficacy of single-dose intravenous ferric derisomaltose for iron deficiency anemia and the progression of first-trimester deficiency to anemia before childbirth. Her recent work employs whole-organism 3D mapping to explore vascular and nervous system branching topology. Lo has published extensively on neonatal outcomes associated with prenatal cannabis use and the long-term psychiatric risks in children, contributing to both clinical and translational advances in reproductive medicine.
See moreHonors

Experiences

Education
