CHOP Receives Accreditation From CAP
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The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Pathology and Laboratory Medicine has received accreditation from the College of American Pathologists.
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CHOP Experts Author Articles on Using Human Milk in the NICU
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Human milk is infant food, but for sick, hospitalized babies, it’s also medicine. CHOP experts cover this topic in a neonatal nursing journal’s special issue focused on human milk for sick newborns.
Non-Profit Human Milk Bank for Hospitalized Infants
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The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is developing a nonprofit human milk bank for hospitalized infants. The program, part of CHOP's Breastfeeding and Lactation Program, is expected to open in late summer of 2015.
Aramark and CHOP Partner to Enhance the Health of Families
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Aramark invests $750,000 in “Home Plate”, a 3-year research study at CHOP's Healthy Weight Program to enhance the health and well-being of families.
Climate Change May Bring More Kidney Stones
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CHOP-led research finds a link between hotter days and kidney stones in U.S. adults and children.
Gene Variants Found that Increase Pain Sensation After Surgery
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In the first genome-wide analysis of postsurgical pain in children, pediatric researchers identified variations in genes that affect a child’s need for pain-control medications.
Roger Daltrey and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Support CHOP
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Music icons join together in a concert to support teens with cancer at CHOP through Teen Cancer America.
Premie Eye Disease Can Be Successfully Screened by Telemedicine
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CHOP expert leads study aimed at improving outcomes in underserved children by using telemedicine.
Roger Daltrey and Joan Jett in Concert for a Great Cause
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Rock singers Roger Daltrey and Joan Jett will present an evening of music and philanthropy at Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia on July 28, 2014.
18th Fetal Surgery Reunion Gathers Families Across the U.S.
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A special reunion brought together 1,500 people from 22 states; nearly all of the children in attendance were prenatally diagnosed with a birth defect.