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2024 Publication Highlights from the Orthopedic Center
Staff from CHOP’s Orthopedic Center published widely in 2024; this is a sampling of some of their groundbreaking research.
Expert answers to questions about ear deformities in newborns
Concerned about your newborn’s ear shape? Here’s comprehensive information about the ear molding process, including its effectiveness, timing and side effects.
A Vision for the Future: Philadelphia Program for Mentored Research Training in Kidney, Urologic and Hematologic Diseases
Discover how CHOP and Penn's PERFORM-KUH program is training the next generation of kidney, urology and hematology researchers to tackle critical workforce gaps.
CHOP’s 500th Kidney Transplant: Honoring This Important Milestone
Last year our Kidney Transplant Program celebrated its 500th kidney transplant. Now, we’re raising funds to help our patients transition from pediatric to adult care.
Rates of ADHD Remain High into Adulthood Among Patients with Autism
The first population-based, national cohort study found ADHD rates are 10 times higher than the general population among adults with autism without intellectual disability.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Mastery pilot dual enrollment program for seniors at Hardy Williams High – Health Institute at Hardy (HIH)
Seniors from Mastery’s Hardy Williams High have been selected to participate in an exciting dual enrollment pilot program in partnership with CHOP this spring.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Doctor Receives Prestigious Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Funding Award to Change Follow-Up Practices After Bronchiolitis Hospitalization
The award will explore as-needed follow-up care to help reduce health care system burdens.
Treating Infants with Complex DDH: A Q&A with Dr. Sankar
Treating infants with complex developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) requires the best diagnostic tools, a full range of brace options and when needed, complex surgery.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Researchers Identify Promising Interventions and Areas of Improvement for Addressing Microaggressions in Clinical Care
Microaggressions – brief and commonplace interactions that intentionally or unintentionally communicate insults and derogatory sentiments towards people of marginalized backgrounds – can happen anywhere.
Feature Article — Making Vaccine Decisions During Pregnancy: What to Know
Find out why and when vaccines are recommended during pregnancy.