A new school year means new germ exposure for kids and new challenges for parents. A CHOP pediatrician offers tips to help you get through it.

An exceptional mentorship experience at CHOP 30 years ago inspires philanthropic support that will attract and retain the best and brightest physician-scientists dedicated to training the next generation of leaders.

Three physicians from CHOP are actively researching ways to draw more diverse physician applicants to CHOP to better serve patients.

Parents’ perspectives on the diagnosis of cerebral palsy can range from frustration over a delayed diagnosis, especially if they previously had expressed concerns to their provider, to relief to finally receive the diagnosis of a special need and get confirmation that they “are not crazy.” This case study illustrates how to approach these difficult conversations with humility and sensitivity.

Investigators in our Chronic Lung Disease Program have developed a treatment-based classification of BPD disease severity that helps us improve longer-term outcomes.

Grants play a large role in generating new knowledge that improves outcomes for children. Here, two fellows briefly discuss their research efforts fueled by grant support.

Telemedicine for pediatric urology outpatient visits offers high levels of patient satisfaction and significant advantages to clinicians.

A warm welcome back to a pediatric surgeon who specializes in bariatric surgery and short gut syndrome.

Study is largest to date to look at “real world” school conditions and how autistic children control their thoughts and emotions.

Outcome measurements revealed information about muscle weakness and differences between pediatric and adult patients.