When is it safe for kids to get back in the game? A CHOP expert offers some guidance.

Breaking Through with Madeline Bell’s “Where We Are Now” series highlights CHOP doctors and researchers who are working to bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Assessing clinical data across the lifespan identified the impact of genetic epilepsies on affected children’s lives.

The Community Asthma Prevention Program receives a “Community Champion” Achievement Award from The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP).

CHOP’s Congenital Hyperinsulinism Center, which treats more children with HI than any center in the world, has added a dedicated genetic counselor to its multidisciplinary team.

The Poison Control Center at CHOP reminds the greater Philadelphia region of the hazards of carbon monoxide (CO), a compound that is especially dangerous during weather emergencies and power outages. Since Hurricane Isaias came through our region on Tuesday, the Center has received almost two dozen calls from both families and other medical professionals about CO poisoning due to improper use of gas-powered generators.

CHOP leverages its expertise to improve the lives of the most vulnerable children in Philadelphia and around the world through its Healthier Together initiative and Global Health Center.

Researchers from NJIT and CHOP identified sites of methylation that could not be found with existing sequencing methods.

Decisions should be made on a case-by-case basis, but return to school may be possible for majority of SOT children.

Learn some general principles about returning to school after COVID-19 for cancer patients and their caregivers.