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The Today Show Features CHOP and Spirit Halloween’s Annual Halloween
Spirit Halloween hosted their annual Halloween Party for patients and families at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Cancer-driving Signals Cause High-risk Neuroblastoma
By identifying details of the abnormal biological signals behind a high-risk form of the childhood cancer neuroblastoma, researchers aim to develop more effective treatments.
Four Seasons Parkway Run & Walk Raises Over $1 Million
The Four Seasons Parkway Run & Walk raised over $1 million and proceeds support research and survivorship programs at CHOP’s Cancer Center.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Opens New Specialty Care and Ambulatory Surgery Center in Glen Mills
CHOP celebrated the grand opening of a 44,000-square-foot Specialty Care and Ambulatory Surgery Center in Glen Mills, Pa. that will bring additional services to local families.
Unique Fetal Surgery Patient Reunion in Cleveland Hosted by The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
On Oct. 4, CHOP's Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment hosted a reunion at the Cleveland Botanical Gardens for families across the Midwest who traveled to CHOP for fetal surgery or specialized care immediately after birth.
Flu Infection Reveals Many Paths to Immune Response
A new study in animals shows very dynamic ways in which the immune system responds to influenza virus, and may offer insights for designing better vaccines.
CHOP Scientists: Vaccines Don’t Cause Retinal Bleeding in Children
CHOP researchers have debunked the claim that childhood vaccinations may cause young children to have retinal hemorrhage (bleeding in the eye’s retina).
Tiny Mitochondria Play Outsized Role in Human Evolution
Mitchondria, the tiny structures that are power plants of our cells, may have helped humans and other mammals adapt and evolve over the eons.
CHOP Receives $3.6 Million NIH Award to Correlate Pediatric DNA Data with Patient Health Records, Improve Care
New NIH funding supports CHOP research in genetic causes of childhood conditions, returning this information to families and improving treatments.
Eye Disease Screening Can Start Later Than Thought in Kids With Diabetes
A research team led by a CHOP eye surgeon suggests that routine retinal screening of children with type 1 diabetes can begin later than current guidelines recommend.