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3 CHOP Scientists Win Bayer Grants for Hemophilia Research
Three CHOP researchers recently won grants for their work on hemophilia from the Bayer Hemophilia Awards Program.
Dr. Katherine Dahlsgaard Named 2017 Psychology in Media Award Winner
Dr. Dahlsgaard Recognized by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association for her efforts to bring evidence-based psychology to the public through the media.
CHOP Experts Travel to Foshan, China
The multidisciplinary team from CHOP partnered with colleagues abroad to share knowledge and clinical expertise.
Doctors Investigate Sudden Paralysis in Kids
6ABC interviews a CHOP patient family and neurologist Sarah Hopkins, MD, about acute flaccid myelitis, a condition causing sudden paralysis in some kids.
FDA Committee Recommends Approving First Cell Therapy to Successfully Treat Cancer
The experimental, personalized cell therapy that amps up the patient's own immune system has passed a critical milestone in the path to full FDA approval.
Five Years Later, First Pediatric Recipient of CAR T-Cell Therapy Remains Cancer-free
Five years after her T-cell therapy for ALL, Emily remains cancer-free. CHOP has since treated more than 170 patients in clinical trials that have seen a 93% remission rate.
CHOP Oncologist Chairs AACR Pediatric Cancer Predisposition Workshop
Since its inception in October 2016, the workshop has created recommendations for the 50 most common syndromes that predispose children to cancer and produced 16 position papers.
Video Tours Help Families Transition to Outpatient Oncology Care
Newly created videos allow families to see the facilities’ interiors and better understand what will happen during an outpatient visit before their scheduled appointment.
Empowering the Next Generation of Health Reporters
As part of the Healthy NewsWorks student media program, student journalists interview CHOP experts for a Leading Change in Our Communities book series.
Poor Work Environments Lead to Missed Care
A study from Penn, CHOP finds pediatric nurses miss necessary care more often when placed in difficult work settings.