Novel Sepsis Treatment Enhances Bacterial Capture by Neutrophil “Traps”
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New treatment developed by CHOP researchers poised to improve sepsis outcomes.
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CHOP Gastroenterologist and Patient Family Participate in Congressional Briefing Recap
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Arunjot Singh, MD, MPH, co-director of the Celiac Center, participated in a congressional briefing at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center with Jax Bari and his parents to help convince Congress to increase funding for celiac disease research.
Diet-as-Therapy in IBD Relies on Shared Decision-Making, Compliance
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CHOP GI doctor discusses research presented at the Crohns and Colitis Congress.
CHOP Researchers Join NIH Consortium to Study Rare Genetic Disorders Involved in Psychiatric Conditions
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The consortium will collect data on psychiatric illness and genetic variants associated with an increased risk for neurodevelopmental/behavioral differences, such as those associated with the chromosome 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, with the aim of using the findings to improve patient care.
CHOP Researchers Develop Novel Approach to Capture Hard-to-View Portion of Colon in 3-D for the First Time
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CHOP Researchers Develop Novel Approach to Capture Hard-to-View Portion of Colon in 3-D for the First Time
New Algorithm Tracks Pediatric Sepsis Epidemiology Using Clinical Data
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CHOP researchers developed computational tool aided by the CHOP Research Institute’s Arcus Pediatric Knowledge Network.
Roberts Individualized Medical Genetics Center Outlines Framework for Centralized Approach to Genetic and Genomic Testing
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Roberts Individualized Medical Genetics Center Outlines Framework for Centralized Approach to Genetic and Genomic Testing
CHOP Doctor Helps Pen Guidelines on Treating Pediatric Sepsis
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The new guidelines address how to treat children with complex medical condition.
New Computational Tools Identify Alternative Splicing Changes in Aggressive Cancers
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A multi-institutional group of researchers led by Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has linked a strong cancer driver gene to changes in proteins that regulate alternative splicing.
The Latest in Pediatric Heart Disease: Benefits of Skin-to-Skin Care, Improving Cholesterol Screening in High-Risk Patients and Nurse-Initiated Training
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Experts in pediatric heart disease from across the country shared the latest findings from their research at a large national conference hosted by the Cardiac Center at CHOP.