Addressing nonmedical factors that can harm a child’s health.

From the lab to the operating room, CHOP-trained physician Emily Partridge finds wonder in the awe-inspiring field of fetal surgery.

Read more about easing a difficult GI diagnosis and funding advances in epilepsy.

Art, music and pet therapy make smiles happen during hospital stays.

Read more about treating the whole child, gaining a better understanding of autism and just how powerful gifts are. 

Successfully creating a less toxic and more effective cancer treatment.

As a partner who shares Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s bold vision for pediatric care, the Chappell Culpeper Family Foundation invests in programs that have the potential not only to save lives today but to change the future trajectory of medicine.

CHOP’s Nursing Workforce Exposure Luncheon provides career education to Philadelphia students.

Oncology patients can try massage or yoga to help them get through cancer treatments.

Needs highlighted at the event triggered a coalition to create an interpreter training program.