In this Medscape video, Poison Control Center experts discuss a serious pediatric poisoning concern: button battery ingestions.

On Nov. 5, 2014, The Poison Control Center at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Einstein Healthcare Network hosted a city-wide Medical Toxicology Day. 

Steven D. Douglas, MD, chief of the Section of Immunology, delivered the Paradigm Builder Lecture to the International Society for NeuroVirology.

When clinicians in CHOP’s ED found that patients were sometimes waiting more than an hour for pain relief — too long by CHOP’s standards — they addressed the issue by implementing a quality improvement project.

These tips from the experts at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia’s Research Institute can help you teach your teen how to avoid accidents when they're behind the wheel.

Fever is a sign of illness and a great defense against disease. But parents are often unsure of how to care for a child with a fever. Here, CHOP experts answer some of the most common fever questions. 

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia partners with Lancaster General Health to provide inpatient pediatric services and emergency department support at Lancaster General Hospital.  

Chores help children them mature, gives them confidence, and teaches them valuable life skills they’ll need when they’re no longer living under your roof. 

The New Leukodystrophy Center of Excellence will offer multidisciplinary diagnostic and clinical services for children with degenerative inherited white matter diseases, and be dedicated to advancing research for more effective treatments.

Gift will help advance treatments for children with cancer and support the Child Life programs at CHOP.