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Female Athletes Seek Specialty Care for Concussion Later than Males
Research at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) found that female athletes seek specialty care for concussion later than males, potentially contributing to longer recovery.
CHOP-Run Trial on Peanut Allergy Treatment Receives FDA Recommendation
Dr. Jonathan Spergel and patient speak with CBS News about this breakthrough treatment.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Establishes Morgan Family Endowed Chair in Pediatric Surgery
Peter Mattei, MD, attending pediatric surgeon in the Division of General, Thoracic and Fetal Surgery at CHOP, is named the inaugural holder of Morgan Family Endowed Chair in Pediatric Surgery.
For College Students with Type 1 Diabetes, Tips for Managing the Disease on Their Own
CHOP gives advice for maintaining a healthy lifestyle for young adults with Type 1 Diabetes living away from home in this Philadelphia Inquirer story.
Scientists Identify Gene as a Master Regulator in Schizophrenia
A scientific team at CHOP has identified a gene that acts as a master regulator of schizophrenia during early human brain development.
CHOP Unveils Interactive Robot to Patients and Families
New robot will be programmed for entertainment and patient education purposes, offering an alternative mode for interaction and learning.
Significant Donation Will Transform CHOP’s Center for Lymphatic Imaging and Interventions
CHOP recently received a generous gift from Mark and Jill Fishman that will help transform the Center for Lymphatic Imaging and Interventions and the Center for Families.
Something for Everyone
The NDSC conference offers programs that will teach you something new, events where you can meet others who have shared in similar experiences and opportunities for memory making.
What's behind “The Lucky Few” Tattoo?
The tattoo is meant to be placed in an obvious spot to start a conversation about Down syndrome to spread awareness, promote inclusion, and educate others.
Receptor Protein in Brain Promotes Resilience to Stress
CHOP scientists found that a receptor on brain cells has a key role in how animals and people respond to stress. It may be a marker of PTSD in humans and may become a new target for better treatments.