On a special segment of NBC's TODAY show, co-anchor Hoda Kotb announced that a portion of the proceeds from her new children's book - I've Loved You Since Forever - will benefit CHOP.

Used thoughtfully and carefully, aromatherapy can help children, as well as adults, feel calmer and sleep better. It is also shown to reduce nausea, discomfort and pain.

Newly found stem cells that multiply after a lung injury may lead to novel future treatments for patients of all ages with lung diseases.

Research into the poor pneumonia outcomes of children in Botswana, particular in HIV-negative children of HIV-infected mothers, has informed development of new departmental pneumonia treatment guidelines.

Training the next generation of pediatricians in the Dominican Republic is made possible through local, national and international partnerships, and through generous donations to the Global Health Center at CHOP.

In a rare genetic disorder causing severe, progressive neurological problems, CHOP researchers find hints that an amino acid supplement might be a targeted therapy.

All screen time is not created equal and doesn’t affect children’s mental health in the same way. A CHOP psychologist offers tips to concerned parents.

Children with Down syndrome often have balance issues, putting them at greater risk of falls. Find tips to help improve your child’s internal balance system. 

With support from social workers, families of children with special needs can find recreational activities that best fit the child’s needs, keep them engaged, and offer them room to grow.

Life with a child who has special needs can be challenging, but one family found it also opened their lives to tremendous support, love and acceptance.