Croup is a common childhood condition that can cause some worrisome symptoms. Get tips for treating croup at home and signs you should seek medical care.

CHOP’s Transport Team is always at the ready, standing by 24/7/365 to deliver critically ill and injured children to the arms of experts at CHOP.

The CHOP physician-researcher’s investigation into cause of and treatment for neuroblastoma has been supported by Conquer Cancer grants.

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia was named one of the 15 most innovative children’s hospitals by Parents magazine based on the results of a comprehensive survey.

CHOP has appointed Karen B. Zur, MD as Chief of the Division of Otolaryngology, formalizing a role she has served in an interim capacity since March 2020.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Division of Urology. Five decades ago, few could have imagined the innovations that would revolutionize the field of pediatric urology and how dramatically those advances would transform the lives of children born with these complex conditions.

CHOP researchers have developed a sequencing method to detect RNA modifications that regulate RNA splicing during adenovirus infection.

Recent research alerts us that more teens are being reported to have taken overdoses of over-the-counter pain relievers. Learn what you can do!

Find resources about COVID-19 vaccines, including video interviews with Dr. Paul Offit and a Q&A page with more than 50 questions.

As part of a landmark package NASA papers, CHOP researchers have described significant mitochondrial changes due to spaceflight.