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Fetal Surgery Patient Reunion in Washington, D.C., Hosted by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Families, including patients treated while still in the womb, reunite with their doctors and nurses during an event hosted by the Center for Fetal Diagnosis & Treatment.
When Your Child Is Afraid of the Doctor
Ghosts, goblins, and … a visit to the doctor? Many children see the doctor’s office as a scary place, but if you arm them with the right coping skills, you can help your child banish those fears.
CHOP Experts Weigh in on Bedwetting
The Philadelphia Inquirer interviews CHOP experts for a report on what causes bedwetting, how to support your child, and tips for treating and stopping nighttime wetting.
New Clinical Trials Network Will Advance Treatments for Children
A CHOP pediatrician is a co-leader of a new global clinical trials network to help develop pediatric treatments and medical devices.
News & Views: Refrigerators, Mechanics, and Three Things to Remember about Vaccines
Read about a framework for thinking about vaccine communication.
New Care Guidelines Cover Patients with Mitochondrial Disease
Physicians who see patients with mitochondrial disease have a practical new tool: the first published care standards to guide clinical care.
New Keto Recipes — with Videos!
We know that cooking for the ketogenic diet can be a challenge. We’re here to help with dozens of kid-friendly recipes and some new step-by-step cooking videos.
Importance of Fluid Intake for Patients on the Ketogenic Diet
For children on the ketogenic (keto) diet, keeping hydrated is essential to prevent constipation and kidney stones.
Formerly Conjoined Twins, Erin and Abby Delaney, Thriving Months After Separation Surgery
Abby and Erin, formerly joined at the head, were separated on June 6, 2017, at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. See how they’re doing months later.
Pediatric Immunotherapy: What’s Next for CAR-T Therapy
The FDA approval of Kymriah™ has shifted the paradigm for pediatric cancer treatment — and at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, more cell therapies are on the horizon.