Research Suggests Hand Dryers are Potentially Damaging to Children’s Ears
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Frank Wartinger, an audiologist within the Department of Audiology and the Center for Childhood Communication discusses with The New York Times.
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Mutation Discovery Leads to Precise Treatment for Child with Severe Lymphatic Disorder
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Researchers from CHOP repurpose a drug to reshape anatomy and bring dramatic clinical improvement to a patient with a rare lymphatic disorder.
CHOP Nurse Named a “Celebrate Caring” Honoree
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Independence Blue Cross honors nurses going above and beyond in their care for the community.
What Happens When Your Child Hears a Loud Noise?
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Audiologist Frank Wartinger talks to WHYY about the science of loud noises and how they affect young ears.
Parental Support Is Key when Autistic Adolescents Want to Learn to Drive
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Specialized driving instructors stress life skill development, parent-supervised practice, and individualized training to enhance learning and independence.
Comforting a Colicky Infant
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A CHOP pediatrician shares insights on colic in babies, and tips for parents and caregivers.
CHOP Collaborates in Public Reporting of Pediatric and Congenital Heart Surgery Outcomes
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The PCH4 report provides hospital-specific volume and risk-adjusted in-hospital mortality data on 10 widely performed heart surgeries classified by the STS as benchmark procedures.
Questions and Concerns About Baby Poop
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A CHOP pediatrician answers common questions and concerns about what baby poop should look like, what’s normal, and when to call the doctor.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Celebrates 23rd Annual Fetal Surgery Family Reunion
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The event drew more than 2,500 patients and families who were treated in the Center for Fetal Diagnosis & Treatment to reconnect with their clinicians and other families who share an indescribable bond.
Dr. Jonathan Spergel Discusses Skin Patch Study with MD Magazine
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Chief of CHOP’s Allergy Program talks about how a skin patch can help patients with eosinophilic esophagitis.