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Roberts Individualized Medical Genetics Center Outlines Framework for Centralized Approach to Genetic and Genomic Testing
Roberts Individualized Medical Genetics Center Outlines Framework for Centralized Approach to Genetic and Genomic Testing
Cardiology 2020: Top 11 Conference Takeaways
A Cardiac Center parent offers an inside look at what recent advances in pediatric cardiology mean for patients and their families.
CHOP Doctor Helps Pen Guidelines on Treating Pediatric Sepsis
The new guidelines address how to treat children with complex medical condition.
Tips to Promote a Healthy Body Image
Is your child struggling with body image? Laurel Weaver, MD, PhD, a psychiatrist at CHOP, provides six tips on how parents can promote healthy body image in their children.
Breastfeeding in Botswana: Lactation Program Pilots at Princess Marina Hospital
For a newborn baby, breastmilk serves as both food and medicine. In addition to providing vital nutrients, human milk plays an important role in a baby’s development.
New Computational Tools Identify Alternative Splicing Changes in Aggressive Cancers
A multi-institutional group of researchers led by Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has linked a strong cancer driver gene to changes in proteins that regulate alternative splicing.
The Latest in Pediatric Heart Disease: Benefits of Skin-to-Skin Care, Improving Cholesterol Screening in High-Risk Patients and Nurse-Initiated Training
Experts in pediatric heart disease from across the country shared the latest findings from their research at a large national conference hosted by the Cardiac Center at CHOP.
Coping with Caregiver Burnout
Caregiver burnout is not only normal, but inevitable. A CHOP psychologist offers advice for struggling families.
Friendship: Building a Good Life
All lives are enriched by relationships and interdependence, and the lives of children with disabilities are no different.
Ligamentous Laxity 101: How Loose Joints Impact People with Down Syndrome
Those with Down syndrome have increased joint mobility and laxity. They are able to move at their joints in extreme ways.