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Tips for Choosing the Best Pediatrician for Your Child
Dr. Kristen Treegoob, a pediatrician at CHOP Primary Care, Haverford, shares tips for choosing the best pediatrician.
Supporting Solutions to Help Vulnerable Children
The Pew Charitable Trusts has been a strong supporter of CHOP, donating nearly $30 million to date. The Pew's most recent $1 million grant to PolicyLab will help CHOP remain a strong advocate for children.
Walmart and Sam's Club Raise More than $526,000 for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Walmart and Sam’s Club raise more than $526,000 for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia following the annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals campaign.
Can Vitamins and Supplements Help Patients with Mitochondrial Disease?
Lacking effective drug treatments, patients with mitochondrial disease may use many vitamins and supplements — most of which are unregulated and untested.
For Teens with Autism, Behavioral Issues Boost Risk of Police Run-ins
Young people with autism who have serious psychiatric problems stand a ninefold greater chance of having an encounter with the police than do others on the spectrum, according to a new study.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Named WAO Centers of Excellence
The World Allergy Organization recognizes CHOP, Penn as leaders in the field of allergy education, research and training.
Managing Your Child’s Chronic Disease: Make Your School Your Ally
Read advice for working with schools to keep your child with chronic disease healthy and safe.
Books for Babies: The Gift of Reading
Two programs at Children’s Hospital encourage parents to read to newborns to help promote brain development and health.
South Philadelphia Health and Literacy Center: Special Synergy
A first-of-its-kind facility, the South Philadelphia Community Health and Literacy Center combines health, literacy and wellness — all under one roof.
Behavioral Health in Schools: Coping Power
Bringing behavioral health services to schools helps students with identified behavior disorders learn anger management, emotional awareness, appropriate social skills, problem solving and how to handle peer pressure while they’re still young.