CHOP gastroenterologist Ronen Stein, MD, details what families need to know about the link between IBD and bone health.

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is pleased to announce that four of its Cancer Center clinicians and researchers were awarded $1.8 million in research grants from Braden’s Hope for Childhood Cancer, a Kansas City-based nonprofit that funds cutting-edge pediatric cancer research and raises community awareness.

From modest beginnings comes a powerhouse of research, outreach and advocacy.

Parents Brad and Debbie, whose daughter Sarah underwent surgery to remove a brain tumor, share their story.

Advanced surgical techniques are leading to life-changing results for children with drug-resistant epilepsy.

CHOP’s Center for Diagnostic Excellence emphasizes clinician-family partnerships throughout the care experience.

Warchol uses a state-of-the-art multimedia broadcast studio to create programs for CHOP’s 24/7 TV channel. This is a day in his life.

A program called Baby Eagle spreads its wings by delivering rapid genomic sequencing to critically ill infants at no cost to families.

A unique program at CHOP trains unemployed residents of Philadelphia to become phlebotomists. It benefits participants, CHOP and patient families.

As a specially trained dog and a full-time CHOP employee, Dilly helps patients cope with stress and can motivate them during therapy.