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Children’s Brain Tumor Tissue Consortium launched CAVATICA, a portal that will enable researchers to collaboratively access, share, and rapidly analyze data collected about diseases impacting children.
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CHOP participated in a roundtable discussion on climate change and its impact on kids’ health, hosted by U.S. Sens. Bob Casey and Sheldon Whitehouse.
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A new law allows qualified physicians in Pennsylvania to practice in multiple states and treat patients in other states via telehealth.
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In South Philadelphia, you can go to the library while waiting to see a CHOP physician and play on the playground afterward -- all at the same location.
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CHOP representatives presented before Congress on many topics impacting children, including sickle cell disease, childhood cancer survivorship, pediatric research funding, Zika virus, and the ACE Kids Act.
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A new year of grant proposals kicked off while the Community Advisory Board welcomed new members and said farewell to outgoing members.
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The Scarnati/Stack 100-mile charity bike ride from Gettysburg to Annville has helped raise more than $1 million over the past eight years to benefit children’s hospitals across Pennsylvania.
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In June, CHOP representatives joined the Rodriguez family for the Children’s Hospital Association’s Capitol Hill Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C.
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The $31.6 billion spending plan, a 4.8 percent increase in spending over the previous fiscal year, funds hospital-based initiatives to levels similar to FY16.
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On July 6, the U.S. House of Representatives nearly unanimously approved the Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act, the most significant mental health reform proposed in decades.