Most Recent Articles
When Parents Say 'No' to Vaccines
Published on
A primary care pediatrician in the CHOP Care Network Roxborough practice reflects on addressing the powerful emotions families sometimes display during vaccine conversations.
Confronting Challenges in Global Child Health
Published on
Read a reflection on global pediatric infectious disease research training.
Understanding the Pertussis Resurgence
Published on
We have tools that are effective, but not perfect, to prevent a disease that can be a source of significant illness and death, especially for young infants.
Headache, Fever, Lesions Add Up to Disseminated Lyme Disease
Published on
A 15-year-old female presents to her pediatrician with a 14-day history of headaches, fever, and new multiple annular lesions on her legs, arms, and back.
A 10-year Path(way)
Published on
Pediatric reflections from the director of CHOP’s Clinical Pathways Program.
Can Her Hip Joint Be Saved?
Published on
Read a case study about a 17-year-old girl with a 1-year history of progressive bilateral groin pain diagnosed with acetabular dysplasia.
Tips for Diagnosing, Treating Younger Patients with Concussion
Published on
Driven by events in professional sports, there has been an increase in awareness of sports concussion in the pediatric arena as well.
Sports Injury or Something Worse?
Published on
Read a case study about a 13-year-old girl with progressively worsening knee pain, illustrating a typical presentation of a child with a primary bone malignancy.
"Everything is Cool When You're Part of a Team"
Published on
Read about how CHOP's fellowship training produces orthopedic surgery fellows with a reputation for being well-trained, exceptional surgeons who become leaders in the field.