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Black Children in Poorest Neighborhoods Less Likely to Receive CPR from Bystanders
Disparities in bystander CPR rates are likely due to a lack of CPR training and recognition of cardiac arrests, according to the study author.
Philadelphia Inquirer and STAT News Highlight Novel Precision Medicine Treatment
A novel treatment saves the life of a 10-year-old who was transferred to CHOP after sudden onset of shortness of breath and severe swelling in his lower body.
Know the Plants in Your Garden — For Your Child’s Safety
Knowing what plants are growing in your garden is important if you have curious children around who may accidentally ingest a poisonous plant.
Evaluation and Management of Fontan Circulation
A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association summarizes the current state of knowledge on Fontan circulation and how best to care for these unique patients.
CHOP Travels to D.C. for 2019 Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Day
Members of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) traveled to Washington D.C. for 2019 Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Day.
CHOP Researcher: One Drug May Treat 2 Rare Pediatric Bone Diseases
A CHOP scientist’s research into the genetic origins of two rare, severe bone diseases has led to clinical trials testing whether a signal-altering drug he identified may treat both disabling diseases.
How Can Teens Get the Sleep They Need?
Louis Bell, MD, Chief of the Division of General Pediatrics, shares the latest in medical thinking on an important topic: adolescent sleep.
Once Conjoined, Now Thriving: Abby and Erin Delaney
See how the conjoined twins separated at CHOP in 2017 are thriving, thanks for the meticulous planning of their surgical team at CHOP.
Mutation Discovery Leads to Precise Treatment for Child with Severe Lymphatic Disorder
Researchers from CHOP repurpose a drug to reshape anatomy and bring dramatic clinical improvement to a patient with a rare lymphatic disorder.
A Day in the Life of a Registered Dietitian
Melanie Savoca has been a registered dietitian in the Department of Clinical Nutrition for 11 years. This is a day in her life.