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Do I Need a Second COVID-19 Booster During 2023-2024?
Dr. Paul Offit talks about an update to the 2023-2024 COVID-19 booster recommendations and who is most likely to benefit from two boosters during a single year.
What Should I Do If I Test Positive for COVID-19?
Dr. Paul Offit talks about spring 2024 changes to the isolation recommendations for those with COVID-19.
What Is Changing in 2024-2025 Influenza Vaccines?
Dr. Offit explains that one of the influenza type B strains has disappeared from circulation. For this reason, 2024-2025 influenza vaccines will contain only three types of influenza strains.
CHOP Researchers Find Branched Chain Amino Acid Supplementation May Aid in Concussion Recovery
Pilot study reveals early evidence of efficacy of a pharmacologic treatment for concussion, as patients experienced faster symptom reduction and return to physical activity
CHOP Researchers Discover Key Metabolic Process Responsible for Rapid Immune Responses
A metabolite called NAD encourages immune cells to divide more quickly and could be used to improve efficacy of cell-based therapies.
Annual Philly Spin-In Raises More than $1M Benefiting Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Cardiac Center
On Saturday, March 9 and Sunday, March 10, more than 200 teams rode for little hearts at the eighth annual Philly Spin-In, raising funds and awareness for cardiac care and research.
Shin Splints in Kids: What Are They and How to Prevent them
Naomi Brown, MD, details the causes of shin splints in young athletes, best treatments and how to prevent the overuse injury.
Cheers for CHOP presented by BAYADA raises $650,000 for Children’s Fund
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) hosted Cheers for CHOP presented by BAYADA at The Fillmore to benefit our Children’s Fund.
New CHOP Facility Expands Mental Health Crisis and Inpatient Care in Philadelphia
There is a new CHOP Facility to expand mental health crisis and inpatient care in Philadelphia.
CHOP Researchers Find Pre-Existing Mental Health Diagnoses May Prolong Time to Recovery from Concussion
Pre-existing mental health diagnoses associated with longer recovery times and greater emotional burden after concussion, affecting boys with prolonged recovery at a higher rate than girls.