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Feeding the Need
Published on in Children's View
Thanks to a CHOP program, struggling local families can put dinner on the table.
99% Accurate
Published on in Children's View
Marshalling CHOP’s expertise to create a better coronavirus test.
Comfort and Connection
Published on in Children's View
The child life team is devising creative ways to lift spirits during the pandemic.
Expanding to Meet Our Patients’ Needs
Published on in Children's View
A second hospital will make CHOP’s world-class care accessible to even more families.
Donations Fuel Lifesaving Work
Published on in Children's View
Since our founding, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has made it our mission to care for vulnerable patients during trying times. Today — more than ever — we see grateful supporters working diligently to help us fulfill that mission.
Video Visits Soar
Published on in Children's View
The numbers are extraordinary: In the first week of its COVID-19 response, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia conducted more video visits than in the previous three years combined.
With Poise And Grace: Caring for the sickest children in the strangest times
Published on in Children's View
Since the advent of COVID-19, a priority at Children’s Hospital has been determining how to manage incoming patients who are seriously ill with other conditions, while maintaining the safety of all — patients, families and staff.
On the Heels of COVID-19 Comes a New Illness – and a New Challenge for CHOP Researchers
Published on in Children's View
Understanding the biology of both COVID-19 illness and MIS-C will enable scientists to develop much more specific diagnostic tests and help clinicians identify children who are at risk.
A Day in the Life of a PICU Nurse
Published on in Children's View
Laura Douglas, RN, BSN, is one of more than 300 PICU nurses who combine rigorous training with innate compassion to care for patients whose lives hang in the balance. This is a day in her life.
An Hour Changes a Life
Published on in Children's View
New treatments put the brakes on an often-fatal degenerative muscle disease.