CHOP Alumni celebrated the winners of the 2024 CHOP Alumni Awards and mourned a tragic loss. See details.

Diagnosing and treating youth, especially for STIs, requires physicians to strike a balance of clinical expertise and empathy.

An eating disorder diagnosis may only be part of the story when a malnourished youth comes under your care. Here are other diagnoses to consider.

As with other mental health issues, substance use disorder (SUD) can be diagnosed in primary care. Management can include prescribing medications to treat SUD.

Recognizing and eliminating the “adultification” of young Black helps allow these patients to experience a full childhood. Physicians need to provide culturally sensitive care.

The evidence is clear: Available immunization methods work to protect infants from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Here’s the scoop.

See the latest news on research on prominent hires from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

A teenage boy arrives in the Emergency Department with a sore throat, chills, fatigue and other symptoms. See the full presentation and guess the diagnosis.

Meet CHOP’s new Chief of the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine, plus learn about research on concussion, asthma and allergies.

CHOP Alumni Association President Cindy Christian, MD, interviews radiologist Soroosh Mahboubi, MD, FACR, about his more than 50 years at CHOP.