Crash-involved autistic drivers were half as likely to crash due to speeding, but more than three times more likely to crash when making a left- or U-turn, suggesting need for tailored training

Funds raised through the 2020 Cheers for CHOP helped to create the Cheers for CHOP Chair in the Clinical Epidemiology of Pediatric Urologic Disease, and a collection of grants are allowing researchers at CHOP to establish a Center for Machine Learning in Urology.

Using pelvic floor physical therapy in bladder exstrophy treatment has been shown to improve a child’s ability to achieve continence.

This year, members of CHOP’s Division of Urology have been busy advancing pediatric urology through research activities as well as through online educational opportunities necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

CHOP researchers have developed a gene therapy vector for sickle cell disease and other blood disorder that is potentially superior to competitors.

One of our occupational therapists gives examples of how parents can turn playing with their children into opportunities for developmental growth.

Follow these steps and actively engage your child’s physician and school to guide a full recovery after concussion.

Subtle differences in recovery times were seen in certain subgroups, but unexpected findings could indicate a path forward with more equitable allocation of health resources.

Why are so many babies getting tongue-tie surgery? Dr. Adva Buzi, an attending physician in our Division of ENT, shares more about why tongue-tie surgeries have increased.

Dr. Katie Lockwood was a featured guest on Your Radio Doctor to discuss the importance of routine pediatric well visits during the pandemic.