Understanding the biology of both COVID-19 illness and MIS-C will enable scientists to develop much more specific diagnostic tests and help clinicians identify children who are at risk.

Since the advent of COVID-19, a priority at Children’s Hospital has been determining how to manage incoming patients who are seriously ill with other conditions, while maintaining the safety of all — patients, families and staff.

Families cared for by CHOP’s Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment reunite virtually in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, with more participants than ever.

Funds raised by Cheers for CHOP will advance critical research and empower CHOP’s pediatric urologists to provide the most advanced care.

Recent pediatric urology research activities range from clinical and epidemiology studies to basic science discoveries and innovative translational projects.

Talking to your kids about gender and sexual identity should be an ongoing discussion; allowing them to ask questions in an open and accepting atmosphere.

CHOP allergist presents on treatments for children with eosinophilic esophagitis.

Whether your child struggled with disruptive behaviors prior to COVID-19 or if these challenges are new, try these tools to reduce conflict and improve well-being in your family.

In a two-year pilot study, continuous EEG results from network hospitals impacted care and guided treatment decisions for critically ill patients.

Now an attending at the Children's Hospital of Orange County in California, Dr. Casilang credits CHOP's Global Health Fellowship Program with improving her clinical and research skills.