For decades, doctors and researchers have been working diligently to discover new treatments and provide more options for patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a debilitating genetic disease that ravages the muscles in the body and leads to a loss of movement and coordination.

Pediatricians (and parents) share the must-haves they keep in their kids’ travel kits, including the 3 Ps of packing.

While those who were thought to put children at risk were viewed negatively, a large number of caregivers supported education efforts and technology use to reduce heatstroke risk.

This year’s conference brought participants and presenters from around the globe to share insights and knowledge about diagnosing and treating lymphatics conditions.

Cervical cancer patients share their thoughts about trigger words in a recent Cervivor’s blog post, and the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases offers “Infectious IDeas” podcast. Check them out!

The updated edition of “Trust Me, I am Lying” by Ryan Holiday describes why “the facts” often can’t compete with the media narrative.

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) has announced that the organization is now a part of KidsX, a global leader in pediatric digital health innovation. KidsX facilitates collaboration between elite children’s hospitals, providers, payors, investors, entrepreneurs, and corporate partners to solve the most pressing problems in pediatric care delivery.

How can you figure out when to administer vaccines to patients who need to catch up on vaccines? These resources can help.

Find out about a study that examined the importance of memory T cells in resolution of COVID-19 symptoms.

Can you answer these 5 questions about chickenpox (varicella) and the vaccine?