CHOP is recognized as a national leader in newborn, infant, and pediatric cardiac resuscitation.

In a study published in Diabetes Care, CHOP researchers find having youth buy-in from the beginning helps ensure consistent use of continuous glucose monitoring.

CHOP researchers have identified lab profiles that differentiate MIS-C from severe COVID-19 in children.

The study found that approximately 6% of women in labor in the Philadelphia region tested positive for COVID-19, with higher rates among Black and Hispanic women.

The Pediatric Valve Center and programs at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia are breaking new ground with virtual reality in clinical care, research and education.

CHOP case study demonstrates advantages of drawing on multiple medical specialties, including orthopaedics, neurology, and occupational therapy, when treating brachial plexus birth injuries.

Important topics like teen driving safety, water safety, and poison prevention are not always discussed, which means strategies for covering those topics need to be devised.

In a study in Science Advances, CHOP researchers describe a new algorithm that identifies mutations in the 98% of the human genome that does not code for genes.

More severely immunosuppressed children should avoid participation until the COVID-19 situation improves. Each child’s situation should be discussed with their doctor.

Give kids a choice in what mask they wear, allow mask breaks when it's safe, and replace masks regularly so they're clean and more comfortable to wear.