CHOP researchers have discovered a new part of the regulatory cascade responsible for silencing fetal hemoglobin in adult cells.

Aligned with CHOP and AHA’s shared mission to improve cardiac care, grant supports research aiming to discover new hormones secreted from the heart.

CHOP neurosurgeons collaborated with researchers from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine to confirm the presence of these neurons from birth through age 92.

Researchers found daycare attendance was associated with increased emergency department visits, steroid use, and chronic respiratory symptoms in preterm children with chronic lung disease.

A new policy statement on vision disorders after head injuries from the American Academy of Pediatrics is supported by leading ophthalmology organizations.

The algorithm could lead to better clinical trials and more targeted treatment.

CHOP researchers have identified genes involved in skull development and created an “atlas” that describes how cell types participate in that process.

Researchers at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia found that targets of cyberbullying were more likely to report suicidal thoughts and attempts, above and beyond offline bullying.

CHOP researchers have revealed the molecular mechanics of a cell-surface molecule that is a potential immunotherapy target.

Four CHOP researchers are part of a world-class research team that will receive $25 million to study solid tumors in children, funded by Cancer Grand Challenges.