Emily Whitehead, First Pediatric Patient to Receive CAR T-Cell Therapy, Celebrates Cure 10 Years Later
Whitehead received life-saving treatment at CHOP, under the care of Dr. Stephan Grupp, transforming the field of cancer immunotherapy.
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Family Therapy Helps Teens With Suicidal Thoughts
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Researchers at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia report family therapy helps teens who have suicidal thoughts find the family love, trust, communication and support they need.
Infant Heart Bypass Procedure Does Not Harm Neurodevelopment
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Research scientists at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia report that a special heart bypass procedure does not harm later neurodevelopment in children.
Researchers Challenge Assumptions in Interpreting Gene Studies
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Researchers need to think outside the block in interpreting gene studies, according to a new study by The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and others.
NY Times: CHOP Doctor Discusses Pediatric Stroke
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The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia one of four medical centers to help an 8-year-old New Yorker recover from a stroke.
Genes Work in Tandem in Early Heart Development
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Research scientists at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia who are studying inborn heart defects, found that genes work in tandem in early heart development, helping to pinpoint when heart problems start.
Cancer Survivors Lecture Series to Honor Anna T. Meadows, MD
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The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is hosting an annual lecture series to honor Anna T. Meadows, MD, a groundbreaking researcher and founding director of the Cancer Survivorship Program at CHOP.
After a Child's Injury: Parents & Stress
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CHOP researchers find some parents still feel traumatic stress six months after their child's injury.
Brain Imaging May Help Diagnose Autism
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CHOP researchers discover children with autism have a delayed brain response when processing sound and language. Using brain imaging, clinicians may be able to flag autism earlier.
CHOP Named Among Top Breastfeeding-friendly Businesses
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The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia was one of three local winners of the 2010 Breastfeeding-Friendly Business Award.
CHOP Brings Hope to Special Babies, Their Families
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After prenatal diagnosis with complex birth defects, hundreds of babies and mothers received world-class, unique services at the Special Delivery Unit at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia